Thursday, February 9, 1961 THE BCCA RATON NEWS 3 Party Prizes Horse Honors Won jl^gl J# STAR DECORATOR'S SERVICE Are Unusual llri"lP^ P.O. BOX 871 BOCA RATON, FLA. Y F°r Estimates Call Boca 3103 or Residence 4783 By Miss Coughlan 3jC! Unusual prizes are promis- Kirsch DRAPERY HARDWARE ed for the "bunco" party Boca Raton was well re- SPECIALTY - CUSTOM RODDING tation over fences; third in sponsored by the Boca Raton Quality Service- VENETIAN BLINDS Robt. A. Motzw presented in the Bethesda Championship English plea- Circle of the Morning Star Memorial Hospital Women's sure hack type; sixth in Ju- Auxiliary to be held tomor- •Auxiliary benefit horse show nior Working Hunting Stake row at the Deerfield Beach held last Thursday, Friday and sixth in Green Open Woman's Clubhouse on Hills- and Saturday. Working Hunters. boro Boulevard in Deerfield Miss Penny Cdughlan, 16, "Where Fashion Takes Form Beach. who recently won the Junior Mrs. Mary Day, riding in Mrs. Domina Jalbert, pre- From the Right Foundation" Working Hunter Champion- a horse show for the first shipof Show in Miami, rode time in 10 years, showed sidentof the entire auxiliary, away with the same title at her championship style by said the prizes will delight the horse show held at the taking third place in the everyone attending. Country Club of Florida, Adults Amateur thiee-gaited The party will start at 8 Village of Golf. Delray and sixth place in the Ama- p. m. Mrs. Florence Caul- Beach. teur three-gaited champion- field and Mrs. John Bozzone ship. Mrs. Day rode Leather- are in charge of prizes. Riding her own horse, wood Supreme, owned by Irish Holiday, Miss Cough- Members of the Junior Vince J. Fiorino of Palm Circle will help serve re- lan won several honors. A- Beach. m mong the many were first in freshments. pleasure horse English hack Huge crowds turned out Mrs. Edward Bushy of Del- for the-.benefit affair which Mrs. James Fuller, right, was hostess for cocktails at her home Monday for host- ray Beach will conduct the type; first in Junior Working esses of the Fiesta del Corazon Heart Fund Ball to be held Friday, Feb. 24, at the hunter hacks; first in equi- will swell die building fund. bunco game. Boca Raton Hotel and Club. Chatting with her were, left to right, Mrs. Lewis Ge- Proceeds benefit the Mor- rardis, Mrs. John DeWees and Mrs. Harold Szitzgable. -- Colony Studio Photo. ning Star School, Michigan visitors Mrs. Fuller Entertains Garden Club Adopts Honored at Party For Chairmen of Ball Workshop Theme GOWNS Mr. and Mrs. John Olsson "White Caps, " Crescent entertained at a dinnerparty The "Fiesta del Corazon" Gladdon Pickett, Delray Design, will be the theme . fine selection in their home honoring Mr. Heart Fund Ball Friday, Feb. Beach. of a Boca Raton Garden Club and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards 24, at the Boca Raton Ho- Mrs. William Talbot, Mrs. workshop to be held tomor- and children, Margaret and tel and Club is receiving the C. P. Prosser, Deerfield row at the Scout Hut from Kenneth Jr., of New Boston, enthusiasm of area residents. Beach; Mrs. Clark Schwa- 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Mich. Mrs. James W. Fuller, derer and Mrs. Edward Mc- Members are asked to VISIT OUR Mrs. Edwards is the Olssons' who with her husband is Donnell, Pompano Beach. bring white chrysanthemums daughter, Virginia. chairman of hostesses.en- Also Mrs. Harold Reid, and line material. Others attending were Mr. tertained her committee and Mrs. Harold Switzgabl€i All Garden Club mem- Whirlpool* BRA SPORTSWEAR and and Mrs. A. L. Muller, Mr. the committee chairmen for Mrs. Robert C. Marmaduke, bers are asked to collect and Mrs. Marion Edwards, the fourth annual ball for Mrs. Myron Walker, Mrs. L. items for the rummage sale Fine cotton broadcloth/ Exclusive "Stay There" SHOE SALON Ralph Edwards and Mr. and cocktails at her home on Bert Stephens, Mrs. Newell to be held Feb. 17 and 18 Banlon elastic back holds garment gently, Mrs. J. M. Everett, all of Monday. Wallace, Mrs. Ralph Tyner next to Kwik-Chek in the firmly in place - no riding - no sliding. Boca Raton, Mr. and Mrs. Excellent response t o Jr., Mrs. John C. DeWees, Royal Palm Shopping Pla- $2.50 R. T. Coggins and children, ticket sales was reported by Mrs. William G. O' Donnell, za. As soon as rummage is Steven, Melinda of Pompa- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reid Mrs. Jay MacL.ar.en, Mrs. collected, members are ask- Expert fitting by Ann Myers no Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Hirsh, ticket chairmen for M. Jamison Steinbaugh and ed to call Boca Raton 8741 Edwin Coggin and children, the $50 per plate benefit Mrs. Horatio Ebert, Boca or 4648. Orchid Square Ph 3345 Boca Raton Cindy, David, Edwin Jr. dinner dance. Tickets are Raton. and Carolyn of Deerfield being distributed by Mrs. Also invited Monday were Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fuller's hostess committee, Mrs. James F. Caldwell and Olsson and son, Jlmmie, opposite First Bank of Boca Raton who also will help with Mrs. Wilson E. Cole, ball of Lantana, and Mr. and table reservations, makings general co-chairman; Mrs. CHRISTIAN de PARIS SI S.I. 1st Ave. Mrs. Philip Powell and up tables for the gala party, William F. Reich Jr., Mrs. daughter, Karen, of Stuart. and are helping to sell John Weir, Mrs. Milton N. tickets on the 1961 Corvette Weir Sr., Mrs. Knox B. Sports Car, a donation to Phagan, Mrs. Lynn E. Al- Salon de Coiffure ANTIQUES the Heart Fund Ball. drich, Mrs. Mark Lasker, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mrs. Hirsh, Mrs. Thomas F. Reich Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Jr. and Mrs. W. P. Contrary to rumor our prices are ^ Matonal John Weir are co-chairmen Bebout, committee serving of prizes and tickets for the with their husbands; and Mr. NOT EXPENSIVE! A representative Week Ends" Outdoor Antiques Market sports convertible. Tickets and Mrs. Richard A. Porter, sample of the quality work done in our 2l4 are $5 each, tax deductible. chairmen of the permanent HIBISCUS COURT MOTEL ~ 5 N. Federal Hwy. The car will be awarded at Heart Ball committee. new salon includes the ball, and the winner Area residents who wish U.S. 1 — DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA North of Delroy Drive-In Thec.re need not be present. to attend the charity event VISITING DEALERS WILL EXHIBIT ANTIQUES FOR SALE Miss Margaret Bo denstein, can contact Mrs. Hirsh, execu tive secretary ' of the Boca Raton 6270; Mrs. Fuller, WELCOME VISITORS - ADMISSION FREE Heart Association of Palm 5050; Mrs. Bebout, 8621, or Oil or Creme SHAMPOO with Beach County, was among Mrs. Porter, 8966. Hair Styling 3-50 the party guests on Monday. Proceeds from the ball HAIR CUTTING for Styling 2.50 JAN., FEB., MARCH—Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays—10 a.m. fo 7 p m benefit the work of the Heart PERMANENTS including Hair Area hostesses are Mrs. Cutting for Styling, Treat- You Will ENJOY A VISIT ' William G. Weiss, Mrs. A. Association of Palm Beach County. ment, starting as low as 20 00 Don Beveridge, Mrs. Robert HAIR COLORING starting at 10.00 E. Lee Jr., Mrs. John Gar- 5 week RINSES 5.00 "Antique Wonderland Shoppers Paradise" van, Mrs. Carl Gezelschap, Engagement Mrs. N. W. Jeran and Mrs. Is Announced Expert Hair Styling. Coloring OPENING SATURDAY, FEB. II Mr. and Mrs. Willis J. Manning, 4949 N.W. Second and Permanent Waving on Avenue, Boca Raton, an- nounce die engagement of tinted and bleached hair. their daughter, Beatrice BARRETT SCHOOL of DANCE Diane, to Howard Mutizer, All Brands of Coloring Are Used in our Salon son of Mr. and Mrs, Dale Mutizer of Warsaw, Ind. in their NEW LOCATION in Boca Raton The bride-elect was gra- •duated from Seacrest High School and is employed at 103 Royal Palm Road 1259 E. Las Olas Blvd. a local furniture store.' Boca Raton 9229 Ft. Lauderdale JA 2-3073 11 W.PALMETTO POD. Her fiance was graduated from Warsaw High School, attended the University of Teaching The Finest In Indiana and is employed at the First National Bank in Pompano Beach. AUCTION CLASSIC BALLET A late May or early June wedding is planned and will GILBERT MATHER ESTATE Also Featuring take place at the Advent Brandywine Meadow Farm AND West Chester, Pennsylvania Lutheran Church in Boca OTHERS Raton. STARTING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. TAP • BALLROOM Personals Two Sales Daily - 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ed- wards and children of New * ACROBATIC Boston, Mich., have been swept up in a whirl of acti- vities while visiting here. THi STUDI© WILL Bi QVEU ¥OR ENROLLMENT They were honored at dinner ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS ONLY' last Wednesday night by Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Coggin; a barbecue cookout Friday night by Mr. and Mrs. Ma- TUESDAY 2 to 6PM rion Edwards; boat rides and deep sea fishing trips by the BETTY BARRETT A. L. Mullers and Capf. Marion Edwards, and were SATURDAY MEMBEH €Hi€CETTS also entertained at a party ANTIQUE ITALIAN WALNUT AND hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. MARQUETRY SCRUTOIRE COUNCIL OF AMERICA Coggin. Folding flap encloses writing section with four drawers. Plain cabroile legs 10AM to 2PM FORMERLY ASSOCIATED WITH Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stokes inlaid with figures, foliage anddra_gons of Winfield Park have as COLLECTION OF OLD BOOKS MARBLE TOPPED SEMANIER CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA BALLET house guests Mr. and Mrs. Includes among others: One of a matched pair of Louis XV Fred Rich of London, Eng- * works of Lord Byron in Eight Volumes chiffoniers, inlaid with a floral maf- Pub. R.w. Pomeroy-Phil. 1825 quetry-delicately mounted in gilt MANOR TEASE BALLET RUSSE, ORIGINAL land. They expect to be here * Illus, Poetical Works of Thomas Moore bronze Associate Teacher about two months. Pub. APPleton feco.-N.Y. 1851 Oil Paintings, Oriental Rugs, Lamps, YORK CITY BALLET * Commentary Upon The Epistle of Paul Linens, Laces, silver, Barometers, Chan- SCHOOL OF iaSBef, LEARN TO to the Galatians by Martin Luther doliers, vases, A Collection of Fine Ivo- New York City STUDIED UNDER MICHELE FOIC8NE DRIVE Pub. Salmon s. Miles-New Haven 1839 ries, etc. ALSO TEACHES METHOD OF LEGAT BOCA 3103 AA Auto School ARTHUR JAMES AUCTION GALLERIES 162 East Boca 5611 Boca Raton Rd. 615 East Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, Florida Mgr 4 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 9, 1961 Actors' Award Given evening. Volume of Travel To Poinciana President Horace McMahon, Guild To Pacific Grows Frank J. Hale, president president, presented Hale LEGAL NOTICES oftlie Royal Poinciana Play- with the award, named in CITY OF BOCA RATON PALM SEACH COUNTY A record-breaking volume house and Theatre toyale BOCA EATON, FLORIDA of travel to the Pacific area honor of the late executive Drama Inc. of Palm Beach, secretaryof the Catholic Ac- LOT CLEARING NOTICE during the last half of 1960 was presented with the an- was described this week by tors Guild and close personal TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN THE FOLLOW- nual George Buck Memorial friend of Hale. ING AREAS: Miss Erin Gardner, owner of Award by the Catholic Ac- AREA NO. 11 the Boca Raton Travel Agen- Lots 12 , 15 - 16- 1? - 18, Block 21, Boca Raton Hills. tors Guild at its annual ball Hale is chairman of the Lots 19 - 20 - 21 - 22-23, Block 23, Boca Raton Hills. cy. at the Commodore Hotel in advisory board of the Catho- Lot 7, Black 26, Soca Raton Kills. A recent survey of 16 Lots 4-5*6, Block 29, Boca Raton Hills. New York City last Friday lic Actors Guild Lots 20 - 21 - 22, Block 30, Boca Raton HUls. countries by the Pacific Area Lots 1-2-3-4-5-6-12, Block 1, Floresta. Travel Association showed Lots 2-3-4-6, Block 2, Floresto. Lots 4 - S - 6, Block 3, Floresta. tourist traffic up 22 percent ENDS Lots 4 - 5, B,lo<* 5, Floresta during the last six months of Lot 1, Block 6, Floresta. SAT! Lot 1, Block 7, Floreste. 1960, compared tlje the same Lots 5 - 6 - 7 - S, Block 9, Floresta. period of 1959, Miss Gardner Lots 4-6, Block 12, Floresta. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER presents A EUTEHPE PRODUCTION Tax Roll Item No.' 3, Sec. 24 - SEW - SEVi - SEVi. (3 acres.) said. The French island o f Lots 8 thru 20, Block 33, Villa Rica. New Caledonia, midway be- Lots 1 thru 7, Block 37, Villa Rica. Where the Boys ARe Lot 12. Block 3, Boca Raton Hills. tween Australia and Fiji, Lots J -5-6-7-8, Block 1, Caldwell Heights. claimed the largest percent- Lots 1-4-5-7-8, Block 2, Caldwell Heights. Lots 1-3-4, Block S, Caldwell Heights. age increase, a whopping 78 percent. The owners of property within the above general areas are hereby In number of tourists, Ha- New Itound-up Room of the Smoking Chimney Restaurant, 3100 N.Federal High- Plus MONTGOMERY CUR served notice that the City Commission has designated this to be waii as usual was far in ELIA KAZAN'S the ELEVENTH AREA for enforcement of the provisions of Lot way, Pompano Beach, adds seating space for 80 to the restaurant's regular capaci- LEE REMICK-JO VAN FLEET Clearing Orcijinance NoT"2$6. front, with 139, 000 arriving. ty for 135 in the main dining area. The atmosphere is that of the Old West and is All property within the above described areas shall be cleared Japan was second, with 110,- enhanced by large Crompton oil sketch^ about the walL, -- Sand Photo. SUN.-MON.-TUES according to specifications within a period of thirty (30) days from date of notice, or the City Commission will proceed to clear 000 arrivals and Hong Kong these properties and assess the cost to owners in accordance was third with 77, 250. with the provisions of the Ordinance. Round-up Room Has Western Theme CITY OF BOCA RATON Slezak in Comedy By Wm. H. Lomb A new spot has opened up Wm. H.Lamb, City Manager maGE-GO-toUND Returning to Theater for the cocktail set at the QNCMASCOPE • COLOR by DE LUXE PUBLISHED, Boca Raton News February 9, 16, 1961. Walter Slezak will appear Smoking Chimney in Pom - in the comedy, "My Three pano Beach. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 2, 3, 4 and 6, Block 2, FLO- ON PROPOSED CLEARING OF RESTA; Lots 4, 5 and 6, Block Angels," at the Royal Poin- It is the Round-up Room CERTAIN LANDS DESIGNAT- 3, FLORESTA; Lots 4 and 5, ciana Playhouse in Palm decorated with real old-fa- ED AREA NO. 11, BOCA RA- Block 5, FLORESTA; Lot 1, TON, PALM BEACH COUNTY, Block 6, FLORESTAj Lot 1, Beach for one week begin - shioned authentic Western "TASTE THE JOYS OF HEAVEN FLORIDA. Block 7, FLORESTA; Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 9, FLORES- ning next Monday. Ludi atmosphere complete with a TO ALL PARTIES IN INTE- TA; Lots 4 and 6, Block 12, Claire and Stephen Elliott red brick floor, print wall REST, PROPERTY OWNERS FLORESTA; TAX ROLL ITEM AND CITIZENS: NO. 3, Sec. 24, SE'/i, SEW, SEW are featured with Mr. Slezak paper and hung with Cromp- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (3 acres); Lots 8 thru 20, Block in the Sam and Bella ton paintings of cowboys and that the City Commission of the 33, VILLA RICA; Lots 1 thru 7, ''A;remarkable expehence in eating City of Boca Raton, Florida, Block 37, VILLA RICA; Lot 12, Spewack comedy which will their horses. will hold a public hearing on a Block 3, BOCA RATON HILLS; play through Saturday, Feb. :awaits your pleasure at Imperial House The Round-up Room fea- resolution by the City Commis- Lots 1, 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 1, 18. .from Polynesia, Hawaii: India, China sion wherein the Commission CALDWELL HEIGHTS; Lots 1, tures cocktails and food has determined the necessity of 4, 5, 7 and 8, Block 2, CALD- Slezak, a favorite of and Japan are unusual dishes clearing certain lots end par- WELL HEIGHTS: Lots 1, 3, and from 11:30 a.m. until 2 a. 1 : cels of lend in Boca Raton, 4, Block 5, CALDWELL HEIGHTS. Palm Beach audiences, m., including a late supper to tingle the appetite : Palm Beach County, Florida, on the 28th day of February, starred at the Playhouse last menu. CHOUSE AS MUCH AS YOU tIKE FROM designated Area No. 11, and 1961, in the City Hall at 7:30 more fully described aa fol- P.M. which date is more than season in "The Gazebo. " Also added to the "old" lows: three days from the final publi- Ludi Claire appeared with m SUMPTUOUS FEAST OF THE Smoking Chimney is a pri- : Lots 12, 15, 16, 17 and 18, cation of this notice, for the Slezak in last season's "The ISLANDS: :; $2.5O v: •• Block 21, BOCA RATON purpose of hearing objections to vate dining room for group HILLS; Lots 19, 20, 21, 22, and said proposed improvements. Gazebo" and also in the gatherings. 23, Block 23, BOCA RATON Jacob Heidt Playhouse production of ;Openjvehmgs; &to 12 . Buffet 5jo h HILLS; Lot 7, Block 26, BOCA Not changed, however, RATON HILLSj Lots 4, 5 and 6, Jacob Heidt, City Clerk "Madwoman of Chaillot. " is the serving of ribs, chicken Block 29, BOCA RATON Publish: Feb. 9th & 16th, 1961 Slezak directs the come- HILLS; Lots 20, 21 and 22, Furnish Proof of Publication and barbeci and many Paula Prentiss and Jim Hutton in a familiar scene from Block 30, BOCA RATON dy which will also feature other entrees. "Where the Boys Are," the romantic comedy set in Fort Atlantic Blvd and A- i -A HILLS; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and CITY OF BOCA RATON Frederick Tozere, Paul An- Lauderdale which is showing this week through Saturday 12, Block 1, FLORESTA; Lots Palm Beach County Members of the press, ra- On the Ocean Pompano Beach BOCA RATON, FLORIDA dor, Joseph Hoover and Ruth at the Delray Drive-in Theater. dio and TV were guests at WH 1-221)11 • WH 1-22? I PROCLAMATION Gillette. "The Glass Menagerie" is the Round-up Room last NOTICE OF ELECTION Medical Missionary All services are held in TAKE OUT SERVICE AT VOUft REQUEST the current attraction at the Thursday from 6 to 7 p. m. Notice is hereby given that there for a cocktail party. Appro- To Talk in Deerfield the Chamber of Commerce will be a GENERAL ELECTION Royal Poinciana Playhouse Building in Deerfield Beach. iiiiil held in the City Hall for the through Saturday, Feb. 11. ximately 50 guests attended. Dr. Robert Foster, medi- City of Boca Raton, Florida, DRIVE-IN THEATRE on TUESDAY, February 21st cal missionary to Northern S. Fed. Ilwy. Deerfield A.D. 1961, between the hours Rhodesia in South Africa, of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. at Miss Kibrig, Brooks Through Next Week The Newest Rendezvous Spot NOW Thru SATURDAY which Election the three candi- will be the guest speaker at Cary Grant — Deborah Ketr dates receiving the highest Joan Kibrig and Lawrence These two Broadway per- the Royal Palm Baptist nurrio er of votes shall be elected Brooks will return to Musi- formers will also appear to- Open till 2 A.M. THE GRASS IS GREENER to the office «f City Commis- Church in Deerfield Beach in color of 7 PIANO LIFE Furnish proof of Publication son on Feb. 21, and Irving Berlin's "Annie Get Your BROASTED CHICKEN NOTICE is hereby given that 'The World's Finest Eating Chicken" Entertaining Nightly — Co-Feature — the undersigned, under the 'pro- Gun, " opening Feb. 28 with NO MINIMUM Peter sellers—Jean seberg visions of Section 865.09, Flor- a benefit performance for * NO COVEK ida Statutes, 1957, will register Also SEA FOODS The MOUSE that ROARED with the Circuit .Court, in and the YWCA. In color o? 9:00 for Palm Beach County, Flori- publication of this notice, th

"It u tomorrow and i/auRTf HARRY JACOBS, tfie Jirsl nutti 1 PL'I r It)] rrf ..mid [lie ifnrlil has oiiltt INC. just bepti BOCA RATON HOMES 334 N.W. 12th Avc, Boca Raton THE WORLD OF Sura WONG" BECAME ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYED JNO PROVOCATIVE aCST.SEU.ERS OF OUK TIME BECAUSE OF THE SUSTAINED INTENSITY OF ITS 5TORT Telephone Boca Raton 3307 «MD CH6R4CTEBS. TO ENHANCE VOUB GNJOVMENT OF THE MOTION PICTURE VERSION WE UROE YOU TO ENTER "THE WORLD OF SUZIE WOHQ" AT THE BEGINNING I Vw iday, February 9, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 5 LEGAL NOTICES January Was COMPTROLLER OF THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Want to learn more about In Court of the County Judge CURRENCY In and For Palm Beach County Dry Month Treasury Department State of Florida Investing for Growth? Of the United Stafes January was a very dry Washington, D.C. IN PROBATE Shares of NATIONALC ROWTH IN RE ESTATE OF month with 27 completely STOCKS SERIES represent an WHEREAS, satisfactory evi- JOHN MICHAEL BRADY investment in a supervised com- dence has been presented to Deceased. dry days, according to Gus mon stock mutual fund. Securi- the Comptroller of the Currency Hager, Chief Water Plant ties in the fund are selected for that "BOCA RATON NATIONAL To All Creditors and Persons passible long term growth of BANK", located In BOCA RA- Having Claims or Demands operator. Rainfall for the capita! with special consideration TON, State of FLORIDA, has Against Said Estate: month was 8. 70 inches. Riven to corporations actively en- complied with all provisions of You and each of you are gaged in newer scientific develop- the Statutes of the United hereby notified and required A record rainfall of 6. 56 ments and technologies ... To States required to be complied to present any claims and de- inches fell Jan. 13, Hager learn more about investing for with before aiihorized to com-mands which you, or either of growth, clip and send. the at- mence the business of banking you, may havgi against the es- said. Rainfall for Jan. 1960 tached coupon today for your as a National Banking Asso- tate of JOHN MICHAEL BRA- was . 23 inches. v Rt.K copy of our latest Infor- ciation; DY, deceased, late of said mation KoJder and Prospectus. NOW, THEREFORE, I, RAYCounty, to the County Judge of M. GIDNEY, Comptroller of thePalm Beach County, Florida, at Heart Fund Drive Currency, do hereby certify that his office in the court house of the above-named association is said County at West Palm Beach, A'ome authorized to commence the bus- Florida, within eight calendar Workers to Meet iness of banking as a National months from the time of the first Mrs. W. P. Bebout Sr. will Address Banking Association. publication of this notice. Each In testimony whereof, witness claim or demand shall be in be hostess to a coffee in her Cily & Stale. . my signature and seal of office writing, and shall state the home Monday, Feb. 13, at [•Clip and Mail this 14TH day of DECEM- place of residence and post off- BER, I960. ice address of the claimant, and 10 a. m. for all workers of ! NATIONAI, SECURITIES & Charter No. 14924. shall be sworn to by the clai- [RESEARCH CORPORATION /»/ R.M. Gidney mant, his agent, or his attor- the Heart Fund Drive. « 120 Broadway Comptroller of the Currency ney, and any such claim or de- Mrs. Bebout, vice-presi- mand not so filed shall be ! New York 5, N.Y. Publish; Jan. 5, 12, 19, 26, Feb.void. dent of the Palm Beach 2, 9, 16, 23, Mar. 2, 1961. S/ Robert B. Leggett County Heart Association As administrator of the Estate of JOHN MICHAEL and Boca Raton representa- NOTICE Is hereby given that BRADY, deceased tive, announced that "Fe- the undersigned, under the pro- visions of Section 865.09, Flor- First publication January 19, 1961. bruary is Heart Month" and ida Statutes, 1957, will register Publish: Jan. 10 26, Feb. 2, 9, tile drive will be staged lo- with the Circuit Court, in and 1961. for palm Beach County, Flori- cally Feb. 19 through Feb. 25. da, upon receipt of proof of An overdose of vitamin A publleaUon of this notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: can lead to loss of appetite, Road Building Ahead Boca Knit and Needle Croft Shop irritability, skin eruptions, and that the party interested in Of $200 Million Mark said business is as follows: or enlargement of the liver, AERIAL VIEW OF LAKE ROGERS ISLES showing North Federal Highway (I). S. 1) in the foreground. Eighty foot wide For the 18 th straight Phyllis Berry and too much vitamin D can yacht canals lead into the Intracoastal Waterway and the wide scalloped area immediately Northof the yacht canals month, since July of 1959, Dated; January 16, 1961 cause gastrointestinal diffi - Publish: January 19, 26, Febru- is Lake Rogers Isles, one of the widest points on the Intracoastal Waterway with free access to the Atlantic. In this road and bridge construc- ary 2, 9, 1961. culties, doctors report area from Northeast.32nd Street on the Sou th to Northeast 40th Street on the North one-hundred-thirty-five custom tion projects in Florida have water front homes will be erected starting at $31, 900. exceeded the $200 million, •:•:-.. Look to us for the better kind of • mark, the State Road De- We go all-out Rona Gale to Play Services Held For and Mrs. Loren Solin of St. partment announced this Personals Paul, Minn. week. fo give you fast, Helen Keller Role Harry Reid Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sus- Nine-year-old Rona Gale Services were held Satur- sieck were hosts for cock- top-notch • • • worthy of yeur clothes tails and dinner recently in has been announced to play day at 11 a.m. in the insurance service We take particular care to please the role of Helen Keller in Kraeer Funeral Chapel for their Estates home. the Theatre Guild Ameri- Harry Reid, 65, who died Guests attending were Mr. Ask any of our policy- very particular people, can Repertory Company pro- last Tuesday night at a and Mrs. Edmund Blowers, Have You Ever holders! They'll,tell you Boynton Beach Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beahm, that we're always avail- Protect your investment in duction of "The Miracle. able when you want Worker, " which will play Mr. Reid came her seven Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Darrell, good clothes by entrusting Mr. and Mrs. Max Hutkin, sound advice in the se- at the Royal Poinciana Play- years ago from Rock River, Dreamed.. . lection of insurance for their dry cleaning to us. Our Mrs. Dorothy Taylor and house in Palm Beach Mon- Ohio, and lived at 222 N. E. your family, home, car, superior methods will main- Olive Way. He was a retired Mrs. Otto Voss of Stuart, business . , . and to help day, Feb. 20, through Sa- Fla. tain their good looks. turday, Feb. 25. Leif Erick- accountant and past Com- ... of owning a castle on the Florida Gold you if trouble strikes. mander of the George Wa- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coast, overlooking the Blue Atlantic to the Just give us a call . . . son and June Havoc will star today. in the William Gibson play. shington American Legion Grosche entertained over East and the exciting Gulf Stream Polo the weekend for several Matty's The role of the blind, Post 489, Abereland, Ohio. Representing the COMPLETE friends. Fields to the West? The gracious DEL'MAK Hartford Accideni :i»v' ONE-HOUR CLEANERS deaf and mute child will Survivors include his wife, COOPERATIVE APTS., on A1A, just North indemnity Company TAILORING mark Miss Gale's debut in Mildred of Boca Raton; two Their guests were Mr. and of the Hartford Group 1943 North Federal Mrs. John Perrin of Pocasset, of exclusive Gulf Stream, offer just this, Phone Boca 5712 a dramatic play. She has daughters, Mrs. Robert S. Hartford, Conn. SERVICES previously, appeared in mu- Prentice, Elmhurst, 111., Mass., Mrs. R. D. Saunders plus many more attractions. There is a of Miami, Mrs. Dick Knoles sicals at St. John Terrell's and Mrs. Martin R.. Dugan, luxurious swimming pool, shuffleboard PICK-UP and DELIVERY of Coconut Grove, and Mr. Music Circus in Lambert- Bay Village, Ohio, a brother, courts, the beach is nearby, and . . . lis- ville, N. J., where she made Itobert Reid, Boston, Mass. , ten to this ... a private clubhouse for so- a sister, Mrs. Frederick Phil- her stage debut at the age cial functions and entertainment!! And of six. lips, Dedham, Mass., and Miss Gale's predecesor in nine grand ch each apartment is completely furnished, the role, Patty Duke, won The Rev. Ernest E. Hawk, ready to move in to. Prices begin at only Broadway stardom with her pastor of the First Methodist $7975 for a delightful efficiency and portrayal of the young Helen Church, officiated at the $10,975 for a spacious one bedroom apart- Keller. services. Burial was in Boca DAY ment. Terms are available, with a moderate Raton Memorial Cemetery. down payment. The land is owned and there The United States Govern- ment owns 929 railroad cars Florida Fires Burn is no mortgage. There are only 12 apart- capable of handling espe- Over 111,462 Acres ments to sell. See them to-day . . . the ex- cially large shipments. Florida's improved forest quisite DEL'MAR COOPERATIVE APTS., fire record went up in smoke on A1A, just North of Gulf Stream, or call during 1960 as the total pro- CONSTANT REALTY, Crestwood 8-1933 tected acreage burned in- creased over 1959. The (l)elray) or Boynton 9964, 500 S. Federal ilwy. 5, 216 forest fires recorded BOCA PLUMBING In BOCA RATON during the year burned a to- 250 S. Dixie-Boca Raton tal of 111, 462 acres of fo- Phone 6391 PHONE 5473 NORM ADVERTISING, Inc. restland. ADD SPACE TO YOUR PLACE Maybe you have your own ECONOMICALLY ! idea of the prettiest face in the world, but the If you need more living space, why not Caricaturists Society de- CUSTOM HOMES enclose your porch? The folks at STAN- cided the face should be DARD SUPPLY & LUMBER will help made up of: The eyes of you plan the project. We'll help, too, in Polly Bergen, the nose of A WORLD APART... the selection of the Pre-Finished Floor- Tuesday weld, the lips of ing, the wallboard, the 2'x4's . . . all Dorothy Lamour, the chin JUST MINUTES AWAY the top-quality materials you'll need and of Sandra Dee, the hair of we'll recommend a fine contractor to do Kirn Novak, the forehead the job for you! of Elizabeth Taylor, the cheeks of Suzy Farker, Headquarters For All Your and the intermaxillary (how's that?) cleft of Home Improvement Needs Brigitte Bardot. 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Risvold, As a resident and taxpayer 399 N-W. 35th STREET (Corner of 4th Ave.) By BEATRICE LANDRY Morning session 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. vice-president. who believes that time spent Morning through Lunch 8:30 sum. - 1:00 p.m. in good reading is at least WARD J. RISVOLD, Publisher. Al! Day 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. of equal value with that of For Further Information Call Boca 9723 H. CLAY PILEY BEATRICE LANDRY Those who did not attend the NORAD "Pops" concert last OWNED and OPKRATKD shuffleboard, bridge and by Mrs, \syivia smiti and Mrs. Betty smith Advertising Manager News Editor Wednesday night in the Royal Palm Shopping Plaza missed beach lounging, 1 regret out on a wonderful treat. HELEN MURPHY that no candidate for com-, RODNEY G. EPOWER Listening to the world-famous North American Air De- Circulation Manager Classified Adv. missioner has even men- fense Band under the leadership of Major Mark Azzolina tioned the importance of Entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Boca Ra- made for an eventful evening. Under Mark's skillful baton better library facilities for ton, Florida, December 1, 1955. the music poured out and filled the air with magic. Boca Raton. MEMBER: Florida Press Association And speaking of magic, a trumpet solo by Sgt. Bobby Our librarians and Library Boca Raton chamber of commerce. Herriott of the Royal Canadian Air Force entitled "Trumpet Board are making a noble Magic" was exactly that. SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $4.00 Year. effort to carry on with the I had a difficult time making up my mind. As each utterly inadequate equip- number was played I thought it was the best I had ever ment provided them by the heard, and then the following number would top it. city, but it is high time INTANGIBLE TAX A BAD LAW The Trumpet quartet playing "Buglers Holiday" was a that a city that aims at a real clarion call, loud and clear, for all music lovers. conditions now exist, the tax is only se- university soon and a senior Much of the benefit Florida derives from Justwhen I decided the trumpet section was my favorite mi-collectable. Any such law which is high school should provide not having a state income tax is offset by the Flute trio played the sprightly "Pennywhistle Song" with not strictly enforced is :y bud J*,ve and among refugees on the have been written at least the last tree, and dogs are worried. 118 N. Federal Hwy. jfFt. La'uderdale FIB. • ' Boca Ratyn, Flfl. Read this book carefully . Delray CR 8-1210 t JAckaon 2-1706 Boca 8581 East Coast recently, are six months ago to be pub- to get one side of a many- The heaviest traffic is on the Truman Trail to obnoxious to me, I leave lished now. Publishers are sided picture that is of dee- Washington, the source of all our blessings. To save it to you to judge. slow and often stupid mo- pest concern to the United land, they built a double-decker expressway across This is not a defense of vers in the matterof getting States and to the Americas, the continent to Washington, but that was all they Castro but merely a review out books, no matter how to say nothing of the rest had money for. People cut down on gasoline when of a controversial and- fiery large or small. of the world. the gas tax got to $3 a quart. Kennedy thought he could ship our surplus popula- book, a paperback published That business of timing byBallentine Books of New tion to the planet Mars and we space-lifted 63 mil- is the tome's worst flaw, Aviation Seminar Set York, at 50 cents. The lion Republicans. But the darned Martians heard and maybe a fatal one, At Florida University about the Washington grab bag and they have moved writer is one C. Wright though history will give Top personalities in the in on us!! And how! wowie!! He never thought of Mills, described as a pro- the verdict there. As one that! fessor and author of other poised right now for en- "private flying" field are works. He has chosen a form trance to Cuba when the scheduled to appear at the YOUR by which an hypothetical shooting starts, I must point first in a series of aviation FISCUS, ALTMAN & FISCUS, Inc. Cuban, a fervent admirer of out that, as a neutral, I seminars at the University Insurance Castro and his regime, de- have discovered that hosts of Florida. fends fiercely the Castro of Cubans, particularly in- The seminar will be con- Your Insurance Needs "SSBVES/ YOU /FIRST revolution as the only hope tellectuals poor or rich, ducted March 2-4 by the Are Our Business ofour neighbor island. The who were still supporting General Extension Division Our Only Business Is Insurance title is "Listen, Yankee. " Castro three months ago of Florida in cooperation Serving You Will Be Mills declares that Yan- have now turned againsthim with the aviation commit- Our Pleasure tee of the Gainesville Cham- •m kee aggression- and exploi- and have either fled their To contact an Independent Insurance agent tation of Cuba started long country, taken to armed ber of Commerce. before 1898, that we all Palmetto Park Arcade hidingor lapsed into smoul- Off. Ph. 6326 See your Yellow Pages but took over the economics dering silence. Since 1928, more than 131 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Res. Ph. 6327 of the little country for our Civil war now seems the one billion pine trees have Boca Raton, Fla. own commercial gain, that only solution to Castroism. been planted in Florida.

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Plans are progressing for Debbie Benson will model Mrs. Marvin Smith of Ban- the Heart Fund Fashion Show fashions for the younger set yon Eoad, the Estates, has which will be held at the Mrs. Margaret Lynch and as her guests this week her home of Mrs. Ralph Tyner, Mrs.' Benson will be in sisters, Mrs. Raymond B. Coconut Road, the Estates, charge of the style show, CarrofTaos, N. Mex., Mrs. Friday, Feb. 17, at 2 p.m. Mrs, W. P. Bebout, vice- Adolph A. Moline cf Ha- In case of inclement president of the Palm Beach milton, Ontario, Canada; weather, the show will be Heart Association and Boca Mrs. Neal Hawthorne of held at the Boca Raton Ca- Raton representative, will Carthage, Texas and Mrs. bana Club. be general chairman. Elbert Garratt of Houston, Shops participating so far Tickets may be obtained Tex. are Roadman's Department at any of the shops listeda- On Tuesday the sisters Store, Florence Fashions, bove. were honored by Mrs. Harry Nettie Milgrim, Almeda Houston at the Four Arts in Frisk's Cotton Shop, Boca No FlavoredvMiIk Palm Beach and luncheon at Bag Shop, Jack and fill, New Zealand school child- the Colony Club. Kiddy Kampus, Sarah Ruther- ren won't be getting fruit- ford's and Joe Meehan's flavored milk with their Men's Shop. school lunches. The national Visitors From North Models named so far in- milk board and health de- Opening day of the Bethesda Horse Show in Delray Beach found this group in the Honored at Luncheon clude Mrs. James Canning, partment, apparently fearing Art Guild box celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Charles F. Dodge. Left t o right: Mrs. Joseph Popick, Mrs. artificial flavor would wean Art Guild president Mrs. Arnold MacSpadden, Col. MacSpadden, Edwin Baker,Mrs. Mrs. Ross E. Smith was Sam Sampieri, Mrs. Paul youngsters from milk, over- Dodge, Mrs. Baker and Mr. Dodge, Following the horse show the group was joined hostess at a luncheon last Capp, Mrs. Russell Benson ruled a company's plan to by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith for a birthday dinner at the Carriage House. Thursday honoring Mr. and and Mrs. Helen Roy. add flavoring to milk. Mrs. Wilbert F. King of Mt, tive, " Mrs. Arnold Mac- Lebanon, Pittsburgh, Pa,and • Exhibit to Honor MemorySpadden, president of the Mrs. Margaret Mailhofof guild, said. Bronxville, N. Y. Modeling costumes from Roadman's Department Store to The Boca Raton Hotel will Mr. and Mrs. King are be shown in the Heart Fund Drive Fashion Show Feb. 17 Of Three Florida Artists be host to members and pa- the house guests of Mrs.are, left, Mrs. Joseph Popick, wearing a nylon bathing what I wanted A corner of the Art Guild operated an art school in trons of the Guild at a pre- Maidhof at her Winter home suit with matching nylon skirt, and right, Mrs, Sam Sam- Exhibit to be held in the Elizabethtown, N. Y., in the view party Thursday,Feb. 16. on Hillsboro Mile. pieri wearing an all dacron print frock. --Boca Raton News Mizner Room of the Boca Summer. All proceeds from the an- After lunch, King and Photo. Raton Hotel Feb. 17 through Aaron Smock of Delray nual exhibit go into a buil- Smith took off for around Surprise Party his grandmother, Mrs. Wil- 20 will be hung in memory Beach was a charter mem- ding fund for a Boca Raton of golf while the ladies re- liam Schreck and his> uncle of three prominent Florida ber of the Guild. He is fa- Cultural Center. minished. For Mrs. Hager and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- artists, recently deceased. mous for his picture of the liam Steinhaus. Each artist was a long time "Barefoot Mailman" which Mrs. Gus Hager was sur- member of the Boca Raton may be seen in the First prised on her birthday re- Cindy Coggin Observes Art Guild and won awards for Bank of Boca Raton. He Personals cently by her husband and a Sixth Birthday at Party Syracuse, N. Y., during the group of triends who presen- paintings here and else- specialized in portraits, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sheffield Cindy Coggin, daughter where. landscapes and seascapes in Smithof the Estates have as weekend on a consultation tedher with flowers and gifts and honored her with a din- of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O. To be honored are Robert oils and has many murals in their guests their son-in-law, job for General Electric. Coggin, celebrated her public buildings. daughter and family, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Whee- ner party. Kraeuter, Aaron Smock and Helping her celebrate sixth birthday recently with William Corbett. William Corbett of Ft. and Mrs. Edmund P. Whitby ler entertained at dinner and a party. and children, Cynthia and bridge recently in their Ca- were Mr. and Mrs. William RobertKraeuter's pictures Lauderdale, noted for Ms Eddinger, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cindy's mother made her featu5e people, gay circus draftsmanship, had as his Teddy of Warsaw, Ind. ribbean Key home. a special "Teddy Bear" Visitors at the Estates Joining them were Mr. Rutford and Mrs. and Mrs. You can look everywhere btt't you'll never find a better scenes and natives of the favorite subject horses, Louis Bukk. cake in yellowoveralls with Islands. He was a water co- clowns, the sea and, above home of Mr. and Mrsan. d Mrs. Calvin Bean of life savor buttons. selection of the finest quality fabrics. All types, colors, Washington, D. C., Mr. textures! No charge for making when full length and lor artist and noted for his all, Don Quixote. Unless a Harold Reid are their daugh- Paul Mullineaux to Helping the honoree cele- and Mrs. Russell Driver and in materials from $1.98 yard. We guarantee, beautiftil ability to use vibrant color. painting lived up to his rigid ter and her two children; Celebrate Birthday brate were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy De Chene. workmanship. He spent his Winters in Bo- standards, he would destroy Mrs. William H. Clausen Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coggin; Mr. and Mrs. W. O.Bebout Paul Mullineaux, son of ca Raton with his wife, it. and youngsters, Libby and Mrs. R. T. Coggin and child- Sr. have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawkes,- Open Mon.-Sat. Marion, also a member of "Members of the Art Peter of Philadelphia, Pa. ren, Steve and Melinda; their son and daughter-in- celebrated his ninth birthday the Art Guild. She is trea- Guild feel the loss of these Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Mrs. Eileen Aronson and 9-5:30 law, Dr. and Mrs. Donald' recently with a family din- Draping the Gold Coast surer and a member of the three great artists whose per- Graham were hosts Saturday daughter Holly; Rhonda and Gome fa or phone Bebout. Dr. Bebout is head ner party. board of directors of the sonal behavior was so mo- at cocktails and dinner at Besides his parents, help- Donna Jones; Dave, Eddie resident physician at the 3415 S. Federal Highway, Delray Beach, CRestwood 8-2877 Guild. They owned and dest, warm and coopera- their home in the Estates. ing Paul celebrate were his Jr. and Carolyn Coggin and University Hospital in Jack- Covo Shopping Center, Deerfield Beach, BOca Raton 5600 Debbie Guenette. Gathering /or the social son, Miss., where he is spe- brothers, David and Richard, evening were Mr. and Mrs. cializing in internal medi- C. W. Patron, Ft. Lauder- cine. Card of Thanks dale; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gooch, Mrs. Joesph Tryon, Mrs. John P. Brown had Mrs.Fred Branson, Deerfield as her recent guest her I wish to thank the many friends and neighbors Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel father-in-law, John Brown for the cards and flowers sent to L.A. ZIMMER- Johnston, Hillsboro; Mrs. Sr. of Jamaica Plains, Mass. MAN on his recent accident . . . and special Helen Fox, Miami, and Mrs. "thanks" to Dr. O'Donnell and Fire Chief Louise Fox of Pittsburgh, Pa. Saved by Respiration Loughery, men of the Fire Dept. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Four days of mechanical Mrs. William Cassady. Strobel have as their guests artificial respiration saved Mrs. Samuel Tompkins of the life of a newborn five- Lewisdale, Md., and Mrs.pound boy in a Rochester, Mrs. LA. Zimmerman Bernard Kelly of Washington, N. Y., hospital. The child and Family D. C. The guests are sisters had stopped breathing short- of Mrs. Strobel. ly after birthp respiration Domina Jalbert flew to beganlimmediately. FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 625 N.E. 2nd Ave., Boca Raton Regular schedule Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. Church Service -11 A.M. Sermon "A Good Work" The Rev. Ernest E. Hawk, Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCHES of Boca Raton ADVENT ST. PAUL THE A.L.C. MISSOURI SYNOD SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 WORSHIP 10:30 WORSHIP 10:30 N.E. 4th Ave. at 50th St. 180 E. Royal Palm Rd. Just off U.S. 1 Downtown Boca W.M. DEUTSCHMANN E.O. KRUG Pastor Pastor PHONE 6611 PHONES 4036 - 9802 Alt XOHD1T1OMID or HIAfiD

A new name — A new place CHURCH OF THE PALMS Rev. Andrew w. solandt, Minister The Congregational Church for this area A Community Fellowship now meeting in the church building at Federal Highway and S.i. 1st St. Delray Beach will be happy to welcome you for Sunday Worship at 11:00 a.m. (Moved from the Delray Beach Playhouse)

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::ACI's top award for Carpet Specialty Stores in the entire eastern part of the country. rod 11 " • .i i ii i n niinmmiuxwmmimiwimBmmmm A R F> 5505 SOUTH DIXIE AT BUNKER, WEST PALM BEACH - JU 5-2558 - 343 FEDERAL HIGHWAY, LAKE PARK-VI 4-7438 Thursday, February 9, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 9 New Tenants Take Over Charles Sacher and cheri erdale. The league will Luther League Leach were appointed to leave from the church in head up these commit- a group at 1:15 p.m. In Center at 20th Street Is Organized tees. Supper was served the Frederick Peirce, owner office this week. Eighteen young people Plans were made to at- group by the adult spon- of the new shopping center Tom Nolan of Langley of high school age, of tend a recreation rally of sors, Mr. and Mrs. Mel at N.E. 20th street and Realty, who handled the Advent Lutheran Church, the Miami Federation of Hirth, Dr. and 5*rs. Arvid North Federal Highway, lease negotiations of the met last Sunday evening Luther Leagues at Birch Peterson and Mr. and handed over the keys re- Lounge Liquors, said that and formed a Luther Lea- State Park in Fort Laud- Mrs. Thomas Turner. cently to severa! new all the stores are rented gue, which will be affili- tenants. except one. There is room ated with the young peo- rCHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN ~i Mel Ernst has opened on the property for 12 ple's organization of the the Lounge Liquor store more stores. American Lutheran church. HEADACHES BACK PAINS COLDS and a grand opening will John Hoffstetter of Election of officers was DR. ALBERT THAU be held this Saturday. Langley Realty handled held, with the following 123 E. Royal palm Road Mr. and Mrs. S. Munyer the lease for Kiddy Kam- results: (Opp. First Bank of Boca Raton) Boca 9118 pus. President, Catherine are operating a new straw Frederick Peirce, left, owner of the new shopping center at N.E. 20th street speciality shop with straw Former; vice-president, A total of 228, 800 Flori- and North Federal Highway and next, Tom Nolan, associate of Langley Realty, Nancy Welden; secretary- hats, bags and other items congratulate tenants taking over new stores in the shopping center. Next to TRAVERSE RODS and imported from the carib- dians derive their income» treasurer, vioki Altaian. DRAPERY HARDWARE from the growth, manufac- Nolan, left to right, are Mrs. Elaine Munyer, Mel Ernst and Dr. K.R. Harmon, The league accepted as KIrscK beans. ture and commercial use O.D.—Colony Studio Photo a service project the care Dr. K.R. Harmon, op- of the grounds of the new SUN COAST DECORATORS SER tometrist, will open his of the pine tree. church, including lawn 916 N. DIXIE Boca Raton, BOCA 5155 m NORAD Band Scores Hit Michigan ciub care and cleanup work. Manufacturers "WE SIGN ANYTHING" Designers To See Movie NEON Fleming Appointed CARDS As Large Crowd Listens A movie will highlight A ^reel" mower you ridel PAINTED^ PAPER Major Mark *Azzolin» a and jointly by the American Le- theA entertainmen movie willt offerehinhldi at Education Chairman his 65-piece NORAD land, gion Post 277; B. P. O. Sks a meeting of the North composedofmusicians from 2166; Civitan, Rotary, Ki- Broward-South Palm Beach Three appointments to important positions in the the U. S. Army, Air Force wanis and Lions clubs, and Michigan Club when it and the Royal Canadian Air Florida State Chamber of DIAL DIAL the Chamber of Commerce. meets at 7:30 p.m. next Force, scored a musical Commerce, announced this 8175 Max Hutkin, general chair- Tuesday at the Deerfield 8175 60 N. Dixie triumph before a large week, included the naming man, gave a short address Beach Chamber of Com- throng af enthusiastic listen- merce Building on Hillsboro of Thomas F. Fleming Jr» of appreciation, followed by . ers. Boulevard. of Boca Raton as chairman Mayor Courtney C. Boone "Hurricane Tested The audience applauded, of the Education Committee. and President Charles E. de There will also be group stamped, shouted and honked singing led by Arthur Davy. Also named were Frank A, Security Panels" Vault of the Boca Raton auto horns in approval of a Door prizes will be awarded Albertof Jacksonville, chair- give program that presented Chamber of Commerce. and light refreshments will man of the Forestry Divi- ^jt Storm Protection everything in music from Dinner was served to the be served. sion, and Charles P. iykes of Tampa, chairman of the i> Vandalism Prefoction the classics to Dixieland band and representatives of Following the meetings, jazz. the sponsoring organizations cards will be played. Inter-American Division. * H@Ip in controlling Moisture Under perfect weather by the Men's Club of the Fred Palliaer, ways and Former State Sen. Fred O. , Damage conditions, the concert was First Methodist Church un- means committee chairman, "Bud" Dickinson of West they are given in the Royal Palm der the supervision of Lyttle- will make a special report. Palm Beach was appointed -&Pr©p@rSy Engineered Shopping Center and was ton Tazewell, president. District 5 director for the free to the public, • Rev. Ernest Hawk gave the 'Chinese Auction' State Chamber. •4* Properly Fabricated The event was sponsored invocation and benediction. "&Pr©fS@riy Installed Arranged by Guild TORO 25 COLT Mowing large lawns is easy, pleasant with this Ht Hot Expensive Boca School Menus A "Chinese Auction" will Custom light-weight, sturdy rider. It climbs medium (Week starting Feb. 13) THURSDAY - Spaghetti be a feature of the meeting slopes with ease, and maneuvers readily in small BOCA RATON SCHOOL with meat balls, buttered Tuesday, Feb. 14, of the St. areas. The Colt's cutting unit is the same basic BR0WARD SALES CO MONDAY — Hamburger peas, French bread and Joan of Arc Guild to be held Installation design and construction as the Toro Sportlawn— 162 East Boca Raton Road Boca Raton 7-2365 on bun, potato chips, butter, sliced peaches, in the church annex at 8 p. rn. six blades instead of the usual five to assure put- homemade date cookies, milk. Barbara Toomey, program ting-green mowing performance. Throttle and milk. FRIDAY — Tuna salad chairman, asked members clutch controls are conveniently located for easy TUESDAY - Goulash on lettuce, potato chips, to each bring an item for1 operation and a specially designed foot brake over noodles, cole slaw, buttered corn, bread and the auction. All proceeds FISHER controls speed when descending slopes. A deluxe Travelers' Aid- bread and butter, choco- butter, 'chocolate pie, will go toward the church riding mower for reasonable cost! late cake, milk. milk. fund. Components PRICED AT ONLY WEDNESDAY — Baked Hostesses will be Mrs. SALES and meat loaf, mashed pota- One Student Noah Linton and Mrs. Ed- Regular $79.95 in Stocks and Bonds toes, string beans, bis- ward Barickman. They will SERVICE STAR CLIPPER 4 cycle cuits and jelly, milk. follow a Valentine theme 1961 Model THURSDAY - Beanie Has All 'AY Briggs That's just what we try to provide for visiting for refreshments. EDGER weenies, corn bread, Only one student made all Sound Stratton 549.95 investors. green salad, pudding, "A's" during thethirdmark- milk. ing period at the Delray 'Hats Galore' to Be If you want current facts, prices, or opinion on Club Program Feature *1io FRIDAY — Tuna salad, Beach Junior High School, Consultant particular securities hash browned potatoes, Edger Blades it was disclosed this week I A last-minute report on the market in general... bread and butter, ice "Hats Galore" will be cream, milk. when the Honor Roll was re- shown to the Welcome Wagon Or investment help of any kind... leased. The student was Club of Boca Raton by Mis. SQUIRES GARDEN SUPPLY J.C.MITCHELL SCHOOL It's yours for the asking here at our office. Magdi Ratiu. Maybelle Dugan of Miami 115 West Palmetto Pk. Rd. YOUNGS MONDAY - Hamburger Students whose grades were at a luncheon meeting Feb. We're as close as your phone, willing to be of service and gravy on rice, butter- Phone Boca 4373 209 S. FEDERAL HWY. BOCA RATON 8683 all' A's and B's included 16. in any way that we can, and glad to accept any orders ed carrots, bread and but- Wayne Hudson, Diane to buy or sell on a "give-up" basis—sharing the com- ter, plums, milk. The meeting will take Newell, Maizie Buerk, Ma- place at Harris Imperial mission with your regular broker. TUESDAY - Boiled ham rian Glaze, Coletta Poff, sandwich, carrot curls, House in Pompano Beach at Robert W. Smith, Carol noon. If a complete brokerage service might prove useful potato salad, valentine Thorp, Richard COnstans, during your stay, you'll find it at— cake, milk. The unusual hats may be Beverly Cashul, Angela Lee, purchased at the luncheon. WEDNESDAY - Beenie Nancy Mueller and Susan IT'S OUR Reservations may be made weenies, cole slaw, bread Plume. Also Linda Gayle and butter, jello whip, by calling Mrs. Dorothy Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner&Ssnith Inc. milk. Johnson, Donna Malear, Adams at Boca Raton 7-2034 Members New York Stock Exchange and other principal Jamie Bowen, David White, orMrs. John Ackerman, 9880, MOVE Stock and Commodity Exchanges Young Churchmen Danny Britt, Sandra Roy, 616 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE, DELRAY BEACH Bob Speicner, John roustin, Telephone: CRestwood 6-5251 To Attend Service Elizabeth Scherer, Dick Walker, Linda Gross, Willi- The Episcopal Young TO man Roger! and Carolyn Churchmen, made up of all Douglas. Episcopal teen-agers in each SAFETY SERVICE parish, will attend a Youth Robert Mclntosh Mike Smith, Ted Rau, Bruce NEW QUARTERS ! II NOW! Service of Witness Sunday, Feb. 12, at All Saint's Adams, Jack Wilmer, Susan SWIFTS 6-6-6 FERTILIZER Church in Ft. Lauderdale. Krusell, Norman Blood, William Case, Larry Hitch- 30% Organic Nitrogen plus AH Essential This service is a joint ven- cock, Kevin Keagan, Ro- Significantly, our moving to a new office is in ture of the Miami Deanery, Minerals'100 lbs. in 50 ib. bags bin Roush and Douglas tempo with the ever-growing great State of Ft. Lauderdale Deanery and Whitten. SPECIAL $3.49 the West Palm Beach Dea- Florida . . . and Florida Power & Light Company's nery, Karen Hay, Missy Engels, Priscilla Hutzler, Neal SUNBEAM Rainking The young people will re- Rawls, Mike Rose, Charles continuing and anticipated growth program to gister at 5:30 p. m. at All Heisley, Scott Kruse, Jimmy satisfy the need for electric power for home Lawn SPRINKLERS Now Saint's Church. The service Pignato, Diane Knutsen, Bet- will be at 7:30 p. m. Pull front wheels, Sprinkles area 5 to 50 feet f 8.95 sy Rusch and Barbara Yates. and industry. The Bishop of the Diocese inspect brake 15 Year of South Florida, the Rt. linings and drums. GERING LAWN HOSE Guarantee Trampoline Controls Rev. Henry I. Louttit, will Check grease seals, 3/4 INCH 3/4 INCH 5/8 INCH 5/8 INCH preach at this service. Commercial trampoline wheel cylinders This is the first time that establishments, where you for leakage. Please note this new address; SOFT. 25 FT. 50 FT. 25 FT. such a service of Witness by can have your ups and downs Reg. $9.95 Reg. $5.95 Reg. $7.95 Reg. $5.49 the Episcopal Young Church- to your hearts content, have Clean, inspect, NOW NOW NOW NOW men has been held in this come under special controls repack front 240 N.E. SECOND AVENUE diocese, according to the in St. Louis. The new rules bearings. $795 $595 Rev. James C. Stoutsen- limit such places to com- $449 $395 Add brake fluid DELRAY BEACH berger, rector of St. Grego- mercial zones and provide if necessary. ry's Episcopal Church. safety regulations. © Adjust brakes on NATIONALLY ADVERTISED all four wheels for 0PEH HOUSE, FRI0AY, FEBRUARY 10 "full pedal" TILLEY HEATERS Cruise Headquarters braking. 4 to 7 P.M. LARGE SIZE Phone Boca WI-: CARRY ALL PARTS 6383 COM! AM© SEE US . . . I HLHCTKIC FAN-GLO. NOW HEATERS For complete relaxation, cruise to Ber- ALL Reg. W.95 Large Size $33.95 muda, Nassau, the Caribbean, Mediter- Reg. 34.95 Small $29.95 ranean, Hawaii, Round-the-World. Ask. FOR for free descriptive literature. AMERICAN r.&M PVA PAINT MADE CAR FLORIDA POWER & UGHT INTERIOR and KXTKRIOR WALTERS and $3.45 Colors Gal. BOCA RATON i8s.E.ist. COMPANY TRAVEL AGENCY Avenue DEALER STORE "FOR COURTEOUS and EFFICIENT SERVICE J499 N. Fed. Ilwy. Ph.4343i Charles Senior, Manager 1721. Boca Raton Road Fh 5403 at NO EXTRA COST" 10 THE OCCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 9, 1961 Hospital Has Legion Greets Boca University 2nd Birthday New Member Bethesda Memorial Hospi- Joseph Van Walhauser was tal is observing its second welcomed as a new member Up to Legislators birthday today. When it o- of American Legion Post 277 pened two years ago there of Boca Raton by Comman- in connection with the Senator John Kawls, P.O. Drawer 71, Marianne; Senator were 65 employes and there der Russell Olsen at last editorial on Page 1 of Wayne E. Ripley, '224 Lynch The hospital was accre- Thursday's post meeting. this issue, "Write to Your Building, Jacksonville; Sena- The Polo Committee an- State Officials," herewith tor G.W. Williams, Route 1, dited after only one year of Wauchula; Senator J. Emory operation by the Joint Com- nounced a benefit game ia is published the full list Cross, P.O. Box 411, Gaines- cooperation with the local of names of the state ville; Senator Sam M.'Gibbons, mittee on the Accrediting P.O. Box 1363, Tampa 1. of Hospitals. Elks' Club at the Royal Palm Cabinet of Florida and PRESIDENT OF THE SEN- Polo Grounds this Sunday the membership of theATE — Senator W. Randolph • Hospital officials said Hodges, Cedar Key. afternoon. Funds from the Florida senate committee they hope that by the third HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES birthday perhaps a new wing game will be distributed to on Appropriations and the COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS with 30 beds can be under the child welfare work of House of Representatives ——— 1 -- Committee on Appropria- Chairman, J.J. Griffin Jr., Miss SarahLarmer, librarian, accepted a copy of "Mail- construction. The hospital the Legion and crippled P.O. Box 607, St. Cloud; vice, children's work of the Elks. tions. chairman, Ben Hill Griffin Jr., man U.S.A." for the Boca Raton Library from, center, now has 80 beds. P.O. Box 368, Frostproof. The next regular post Persons interested in George H. Anderson, P.O. Harry Weidner, secretary, and right, Fred Durling, pre- meeting will be held Thurs- promoting the new univer- Box 326, Montlcello; C. Fred sident of the local branch of the National Association of George Pennel Moved sity for Boca Raton may Arlington, Havana; John L. day, Feb. 16, at 8 p. m. Ayers, Box 125, Brooksville; Letter Carriers. -- Boca Raton News Photo. To Miami Hospital write any of the following David C. Eldrldge, 6850 S.W. on behalf of the univer- 32nd Street, Miami; Gordon V. Immunization Clinic George Pennell, injured in Mrs. Poling Awarded Frederick, Dox 1580, Sanford; Letter Carriers the Miami-Nassau sailing sity: Frederick B. Karl, 501 N. Honor at Stetson U. STATE CABINET OF FLORIDA Grandvlew Avenue, Daytona Planned Monday race last week was trans- Mrs. Daniel A. Poling, Governor, Farris Bryant; Beach; Woodie A. LUes, P.O. Present Book ferred Friday by private Secretary of State, Tom Adams; Box 551, Plant City; Frank The Immunization Clinic president of the American Marshbum, Box fig, Branson; Members of the local plane from the Princess Mar- Attorney General, Richard W. will be held at Teen Town Mothers Committee Inc., Ervin; Comptroller, Ray E. R.O. Mitchell, 107 Mldyette- branchof the National asso- garet Hospital in Nassau to Green; State Treasurer. J. Edwin Moore Building, Tallahassee; Monday for these who cannot has been awarded Stetson W.H. Reedy, Box 1408, Eustis. ciation of Letter Carriers Mercy Hospital in Miami. Larson; Superintendent of Pub- afford to obtain immuniza- University's Distinguished lic Instruction, Thomas D. Also C.A. Roberts, Lake have presented a book, "Mail- tion elsewhere. Pennell, who underwent Service Award. The presen- Bailey; Commissioner of Agri- Butler; E.C. Rowell, P.O.Box man U. S. A., " to the Boca six hours of brain and facial culture, Doyle E. Conner. 328, Wildwood; George B. Stall- The clinic is sponsored by The lovely young lady shown above is Jo Anne Coblentz, tation was made at Stetson Proper Address: State Capitol, ings Jr., 409 Law Exchange Raton Library. The book was surgery in Nassau will under- age 14 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coblentz in DeLand, Fla., by Dr. Tallahassee, Flo. (Note;T he Building, Jacksonville; S.C. written by William C. Do-the Palm Beach Health De- go surgery again at Mercy above also represents the State Smith, P.O. Box 231, Prcaclia; partment. Mrs. Elizabeth of 220 S. W. Second Street. -- Colony Studio Photo. James W. Parrish, vice- Budget Commission) W.R. Scott, P.O, Drawer 85, herty, president of t h e Hospital. president. State Budget Director: Harry Stuart; George G. Stone, Route Morris, R. N.. is in charge. 1, Box 109-A, Atmore, Ala; N. A. L. C. G. Smith, State Capitol, Talla- Ralph D. Turlington, 113 N, Itisheld the second Monday hassee. Main Street, Gainesville; Robert The presentation was of every month from 1 to 2 SENATE COMMITTEE Williams, P.O. Box 326, Monti- made by Fred Durling, local ON APPROPRIATIONS cello; James H. Wise, 302 E. p.m. for pre-school child- Chairman; Senator Wilson Cedar Avenue, Crestview. president, and Harry Weidner, ren and infants and from 2 Carrow:iy, Box 870, Tallahas- secretary. to 4 p. m. for school child- see; vice-chairman, Senator Miss Sarah Larmer, libra- L.K. Edwards Jr., Irvine, Fla. Nations to Form Bank ren. Senator J.A. Boyd, Box 901, rian, accepted the gift. Completed immunizations Leesburg; Senator James E. Four Central American Frascr, Macclenny; Senator The book is being presen- are a school requirement Charley E. Johns, Box 891, countries--Guatemala, El ted to libraries, high schools, and previous records should Starke; Senator Dcwey M. Salvador, Honduras and Ni- Johnson, Quincy; Senator Scott colleges and prominent per- be presented to the nurse in Kelly, P.O. Box 1651, Lake- caragua -- plan to setup a sons as partof a nation- wide land, and Senator Bernard par- charge at each visit. rish. Box 1, Titusvllle. bank to help co-ordinate program to acquaint the Also Senator Verle A. Pope, their economic develop - public with the aims and The word rug comes from P.O. Box 519, St. Augustine; ment. problems of the N. A. L. C. the Swedish rugg.

EIGHTEEN HOLE jl CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE illiiliiiilili illilP Introductory green fee $5.00—weekends included iiliiliill lili" Starting times reserved by phone iliilliii f call WEbster 3-7168 i|ii|Bll||| Electric cart fleet—caddies available » Blue Marker—Championship course—7,070 yards • White Marker—Tournament course—6,365 yards • Red Marker—Club course—5,765 yards llilSlS Golf Course Architect, William Mitchell Golf Operation, Harry Obitz and Dick Farley Resident Professional, Carl Watkins Opening Soon: Beautifully appointed illltliilsllil clubhouse, dining room, lounge, patio. I G°lf shop now open. | Hi Directions: Follow Old Dixie High- Illlk way or U.S. 1 to Pompano Beach and Illllii turn West on Southwest 3rd Street and llflHtlft;:, follow the signs to golf course located i||isg|||||l!S:.two miles West of Pompano Beach. .BOCA jiSfSfffttftiiS RATON NATIONAL BANK On CAMINO REAL ^SjPllgadp^ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORTATION Thursdoy, February 9, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 11 Fire Prevention Hi-lites 30 S.E. T ST. Fire Prevention Brings Between Federal Dixie HWY. I'/s Blocks Went Benefits to the Taxpayer of LOVE'S DRUG BY SAL MATTEIS or facility. Many .business City Fire Inspector enterprises have suffered When a city pays out mo- severe fire losses as a result ney for installing or impro- of failure to consider this ving municipal fire protec- factor. tion, the city, in effect, is We here in Boca Raton are COMPLETE LAUNDRY likewise putting money into fortunate that we have a SERVICE FOR an enterprise in anticipation chief who has had the fore- of receiving regular returns sight to see these things and HOMES - APTS. - MOTELS ONE in benefits to the people of with the co-operation of the Visit Our Modern. New Plant DAY the city. city manager and council SHIRT have brought the proper pro- Cities which do not have SERVICE a good investment in muni- tection and prevention that cipal fire protection run the the city needs. risk of finding themselves The last four years have unprepared to handle a cri- seen the regular department tical fire situation. Some of grow from one fulltime paid the dividends which you, man to eight. A new Ame- the taxpayer, would receive rican La France 1, 000-gallon D. T. HARV6Y, DIRECTOR OF as your investment in a good pumper and many tools and fire protection are: equipment that are too nu- REAL ESTATE 1. Greater safety against merous to list have been personal injury and acciden- added. tal fire death for people in A fire prevention bureau the city. Almost every in- was established to make in- Hard working musicians have to eat, and so they were dinner guests of the First Methodist Men's Club last Wed- jury to persons and loss o f spections of buildings where nesday night before the NORAD Band gave its Pops concert in the Royal Palm Shopping Plaza. Serving ice cream ( \\ PAM- THE REAL life arising fro in fires can people may congregate to for the pie was Lynleton Tazeweil, Men's Club president. -- Boca Raton News Photo. KST \T1- FA \ VJ FOR • be shown to be the result of see that the National Board BKiikKRS OK SALESMAN of Fire Underwriters and the - Till'; I'1H>T TIME some deficiency in fire pro- Preston Fitzgerald mies. YOU TAKR IT. tection, if fire protection is City Charter is enforced for HOW DO WE KNOW the protection of citizens of Kindergarten Group Rep. togers said he has used in its broad sense as Seeks Appointment two vacancies to fill at the YOU CAISr' including all matters re- the city. Because — alter more than i year* of experience with over MM Preston ("Fitz") Hodges United States Naval Aca- students we know how to present the material so thoroughly and lated to fire prevention and As Everett W. Fowler, Visits Ancient America simply that regardleis of HI or educational background you tan Fitzgerald, son of Col. and demy, one vacancy at the grasp It quickly. Visit one of our classes a* » ju«t and if for fire fighting. chief engineer of the Natio- yourself. Reasonable tuition. Children of the Boca Ra- a grovery store and the Bo- Mrs. H. M. Fitzgeral d, 400 United States Air Force A- 2. Better job security for nal Board of Fire Under- N. E. 24th Street, Boca Ra- cademy and one vacancy Branch School In D»lr»y B««ctt for canvenieno of N. Sroward writers said, "Fire Preven- ton PTA Community Kin- ca Raton Hotel. A trip to tot Palm Beach. persons who are employed. dergarten visited Ancient ton, was one of 12 students at the United States Mili- • tion saves lives and is some- the Polo Grounds is planned FT. LAUDERDALE-JA 5-9411 DELRAY BEACH—BOCA RATON «57 Many business and industrial recommended by Rep. Paul tary Academy. A DIVISON OP thing every Fire Department America On one of their for the near future. enterprises either fail to field trips recently and were G. Rogers to compete for Preston, 21, is attending • B ft. IIW AII. II 1:O I, L §<; HE can actively engage in. " Accompanying the child- reopen after a serious fire or thrilled to meet a real life ren were teachers, Mrs. appointments to the Army, the U, S, Naval Preparatory in 5. S. 2nd STREET PT. LAUDERDALS, FLORIDA are otherwise affected to the This question came in Indian in full regalia. Navy and Air Force acade- School in Bambridge, Md. October, 1960, and the Fire Mary Winfield and Mrs. extent that some jobs are Chief "Bear-with-No- Prevention Bureau in Boca Betty O'Neil; student's sacrificed and some business Heart" entertained the 42 Raton was established on mothers, Mrs. George R. goes elsewhere. children by taking them on April 1, 1959, long before Tarver, Mrs. Paul Hutchens, 3. Greater attractiveness a tour past the burial Mr. Fowler's statement. Mrs. Everett Cameron, Mrs. to business and industry loo- grounds, through the mu- Louis Gerber and Mrs. J.A. king for an appropriate city Again the foresight of our raled tunnel and up to the Sterling. city manager, council and in which to locate. One of Ceremonial Hill where he Chief "Bear-with-No- the factors which many bu- Chief John F. Loughery, in led the group in circle dan - bringing our department up Heart" is also known as siness enterprises look at, cing. Stanley Smith. and many more of them tq date. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barn- ought to look at, is ade- Coal was first shipped hill, owners of Ancient A- REALTORS OF quacy of public fire pro- commercially in the United merica, were hosts to the tection in the area in which States more than 200 years children. Their daughter BOCA RATON they locate their new plant Cindy is a member of the The following are ago. members of the kindergarten group which Boca Ret ton Board prompted the visit. of Realtors. Doing business a/ith Other recent field trips them you are as- NOTICE have included visits to the sured the highest fire station, library, school, type of service The Civil Service Board will receive applica- that can be admin- istered in the field tions up to and including February 10, 1961, for of Real Estate the following positions: Boca Youths Practice, Recieve Awards ALLIED REALTY, 275 N. Fed- POLICE eral Hwy., Phone 4249. Cadet Petty Officer Keith W.P. BEBOUT, 701 N. Federal Hwy., Phone 8 621 and 9336. and Tobler and Cadet Frank T. BENSON REALTY, SOI E. Pal- Stoughton have been award- metto Park Rd., Phone 5435. ed blue and silver ribands for CONN-C. CURRY, REALTY, 164 FIREMAN E. Boca Raton Road. P.O. excellence in deportment at Boi 354, Phone 9166. WM. DAY, 500 S. Federal Hwy., Salary range is from $329.00 minirrurr to $398.50 AdmiralFarragut Academy, Phone 5473. maximum per month. Applicants may not be less St. Petersburg. ORYAL E. HADLEY, 400 E. than 5 ft. 8 in. nor more than G ft. 4 in. in height. Palmetto Park Road, Phone The announcement was 8708. NEW movie-Square Vaxinnirr. age limit — 35 years of age at time of made by John M. Vander- F. WOODROW KEETON, 2950 23" Screen. AlinnM !!)"-;, nu.rf examination. Minimum age limit for Fireman 21 N. Ocean Blvd., phone 9996. ford, Commander AFA. LANGLEY REALTY, 119 West years and for Police Patrolman 25 years at time of The Commander also said Palmetto Park Road, Phone examination. 3737. Cadet Tobler is outstanding RAY LASHER, 10 2 E. Palmetto in football, riflery, tennis, Park Road, Phone 8077. POLICE RADIO DISPATCHER swimming and sailing. J.C. MITCHELL & SONS, 22 S. __.. — NEW Federal Hwy., Phone 5494. ~~ Tinted Optic Filter. 'Jut Cadet Tobler is the son of 1 Salary range is from $2fiG.OO minimum to $318.00 MOTHERWELL REALTY, 20 rr-flpctiiin i l..itt«r tube August Tobler, 1199 Pal- S.E. 1st Ave.'Phone 6648. sharper, iiivlistiirtiiil ijir till maximum per month. Applicants must have know- PETRUZELLI REALTY, Inc. ledge of radio operations. Ability to use a type- metto Park Road. 2325 N, Ocean Blvd., Boca Cadet Stoughton is the Raton, phone 9418. iwriter is desirable. Age Unit — 55 years of age at F. BYRON PARKS, 499 E.Pal. grandsonof Frank F. Stough- metto Park Road, Phone 5151. time of examination. -•— NEW Push-pull On- ton, 601 N. E. Spanish Trail. EARLE J. ROBBINS, 61 S. 1 pesults of these tests will be used to compile First Ave. Ph. 4747 and 5145. off Control. Hol-K vulumi wheio eiigible lists from which appointments will be Commander Vanderford J. STUART ROBERTSON, 152 w.int' Liklhtfttl r:lMnnel indicator! said Cadet Stoughton is also S. Federal Hwy., Phone 8744 made. and 8316. Persons interested may obtain an application outstanding in football, FRED TAYLOR, 1941 N. Fede- ral Hwy. Phone 5022 and 8563. The CLAREMONT-Model C24M122 for examination and further information from the tennis, riflery, basketball, WM. J. THOMPSON, 27 S. Fed- Walnut. Mahogany or Blonde Oak Chairman of the civil Service Board, Mr. Earle J. swimming and sailing. eral Hwy., Phone 9271. grained finish on hardboard. TOWN and COUNTRY, 164 E. Robbins, or from the Civil Service Board office, Boca Raton Rd. Phone 63S1. 2nd floor, City Hall Building, TJ. Federal High- TUNISON PROPERTIES OF The Florida Fruit and Ve- Wireless Remote Con- way, Boca Raton, Florida. FLA., INC., 165 E. Palmetto THESE QUALITY getable Association has an- Park Road, Phone 5408. trol . Hi" f.'i/y one Applicants will be notified of the date of exam- nounced that the 1961 con-WEEKES REALTY CO., 100 S. I h .i! turns IV coin 20,000 Volts of Picture Etched Circuitry. Admiral ination. Federal Hwy., Phone 8778. |>! *M f? I y (i n ,i n d off, Power. Trans- Pioneered! vention will be held Sept. rli.Midi's : h.-iruu'l'-j nntj Eliminates CIVIL SERVICE BOARD M.N. WEIR'&:SONS, INC. 470 S, former-pow- 27-29 at Hotel Americana Federal Hwy., Phone 3717. ered horizon- 105 potential Earle J. Robbins 1281 S. Ocean Blvd. Ph. 5496. tal chassis. troubte spots! in Bal Harbour near Miami KRAY CORPORATION, 151 E, Runs cooler, 5-Ye a r Wa r - Earle J. Robbins, Chairman Beach. Royal Palm Road, Phone 5313. lengthens r a n t y on tube life! etched circuit The EMPEROR- Model board! CSMMM1 - ',rim in*

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This weekend ask your husband to show you the greatest LJ waterfront home buy at Now Waterfront Lots At Substantial Reduction ISLANDS Central Air-Conditioning and Heating Seawalled Lots $15,490 to $23,490 All General Electric Kitchens Wide Canals Custom Built - We welcome variations. All Lots Fully Landscaped SSi SOOTH To FT 12 THE BOCA RATON NEWS Thursday, February 9, 1961 Houser Concert-Comedienne One of the oldest wooden States is the 1636 Fairbanks Tax Returns Completes To Appear on Feb. 19 buildings in the United Museum in Dedham, Mass. Active News Duties Can e Anna Rusell, the inter- Halford R. Houser, who nationally famous concert- has been publisher of the comedienne, will be the DOMMR's Boca Raton News for the last second event on Mary Residents are reminded two years, concluded his Howes' Sunday Evening Se- that Edgar W. Maxwell, active duties with the news- ries to be held at the Society SHELL Palm Beach County tax as- paper this week. of the Four Arts in Palm sessor, will be in Boca Raton He has remained actively Beach Sunday evening, Feb. SERVICE 19. The first event of this Tuesday, Feb. 14. on the job since Jan. 4, Albert C. Domeyer — Mgr. He will be at City Hall when he and other stock- year's series was the appear- from 10 a.m. to receive holders sold the Boca Raton ance of Marcel Marceau 1OO EXTRA TOP News to Oliver Jaynes and last Sunday. tax returns for the year 1961 SHELL and VALUE STAMPS for those who wish to file Ward Risvold. In the future, Anna Russell has brought FIRESTONE Vtilh Each Lubrication -returns locally. he will be on call for con- classical music to life and PRODUCTS and Oil Change "Returns on real estate, sultation. laughter. She spoofs opera, tangible, intangible personal Houser said he planned to popular music, instrumental- 5899 N. Federal tlwy. at North Boca Village property and homestead continue to live in this area. ists and serious musicians. CR 6-9413 Hrs. 6 a.m. - 12 Midnite exemptions should be filed His plans for this year call at this time," Maxwell said. for some travel, probably to The Tax Assessor's office Louisiana, where he was in the County Court House editor and publisher of the FOR THE at West Palm Beach will be Bogalusa Daily News for 10 open to receive returns un- years, and possibly to LIFE YOU'D LOVE til April 1. After that date Hyannis, Mass., where he AH stacked and ready to be sent to headquarters is the $1,468 collected during no returns can be filed, nor was publisher of the Cape the recent Mother's March of Dimes sponsored by the Junior Women's Club. Putting TO LIVE.. can a homestead be accep- Cod Standard-Times for the i'inal touches on were, left to right, Mrs. Gene T. Moody, a volunteer;Mrs. ted, the assessor said. five years, and to South W. R. Richardson,, Junior Women's Club chairman for the project; C. Harrison New- Bend, Ind., where he once man, Boca Raton treasurer for the March; and Mrs. Frank Steffens, representative served as city editor of the of the Junior Women's Club. -- Boca Raton News Photo. Tony Martin to Star Tribune. At the Celebrity Room Rotarians Observe Painter Wills Office Opened Here Just FLORIDA'S MOST GLORIOUS Morion picture, television, nights a week. i COOPERATIVE RESIDENCE radio, recording and supper Stars who will appear at Anniversary Tonight fjg»§| PflZ6 ^ Broward Sales Completed I with Oceanfronl Terroce in Every Apartment club star Tony Martin will the Celebrity Room this sea- Membersof the Boca Raton Arthur R. Mitchell, port- A Boca Raton office has star at the Celebrity Room son include Gordon and Rotary Club wi 11 hold their been established at 162 East of the Royal Poinoiana Play- Sheila MacRae, Jimmy rait painter of Spanish Trail, fourth annual Charter and Boca Raton, has won first Boca Raton Itoad by the house in Palm Beach today Durante, Georgia Gibbs, Ladies Night tonight at the prize in portraiture in the Broward Sales Company. through next Wednesday, Jaye P. Morgan, the Mc- Boca Raton Hotel in the Ca- annual exposition held by The local office is in appearing nightly, except Guire Sisters, Joe E. Lewis thedral Dining Room. charge of G. H. Hedrick, and Guy Lombardo. the Miami Chapter of the Monday. Fellowship hour will be American Artists Profession- who lives at 708 N. W.Sixth The Celebrity Room, un- .. . ~ ~~ at 6 p. m. and dinner will Street, Boca Raton. Service Nudear alLeague of New York, held der the direction of Robert Observatory be served at 7. Dancing will will be offered local custom- A seismological observa- at the Coconut Grove Play- Mentser and Nicholas Gara, follow the dinner. ers for "Hurricane Tested tory has been set up at Fbrt house. presents continuous music Among the many guests Security Panels" and other Sill, Okla., • to test the pos- The award painting, "The for dancing from the or- expected to be present are home improvement pro- chestras of Marshal! Grant sibility of detecting viola- CloucesterFisherman," will ducts. District Governor Cecil receive further honors by and Gene Murray seven tions of any agreement to Security panels are for Farrar and Mrs. Farrar of being sent by the Miami suspend nuclear tests. storm arid vandalism protec- Delray Beach; immediate Chapter to the American tion. Hedrick is a mechani- past District Governor Wil- Artists Professional League HEADBOARDS $2.98 cal engineer of long expe- liam Austin Hertz and Mrs. Grand National Exposition rience. Hertz of Bal Harbour, and in New York City. 7 PIECE past District Governor Slats Slater and Mrs. Slater of DINETTE Hollywood, Fla. $5995 Weeks Schedule MONDAY Lions Club, Lions Club- house, 7 p. m. Elks Lodge, Palmetto Park At Delray Beach . . . Directly-on-the-Ocean Office Building, 8 p. m. On A-1-A between Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach...2V2 miles north of Boca Raton Business and Professional Women's Club, First Fede- OUTSIDE WONDERS: INSIDE MARVELS: STORE DAILY 8 AM-6 PM ral, 8 p. m. • 200-ft. private beach Extra-Spacious Rooms HOURS: EXCEPT FRI. & MON. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. TUESDAY • Private Boat Dock on the Through Ventilation! • Garden Club, St. Grego- Inland Waterway Individually Controlled ry's Episcopal Church Parish • On-Site Parking Air-Conditioning and Heating! Hall, 2 p. m. • Stunning outdoor pool Oceanf ront terraces • Expansive, elevated grounds Kiwanis Club, Sun Cove, Wonderful closet space! • Beautifully landscaped lawns Luxurious Bathrooms! noon. • Breathtaking views Deluxe All-Electric G.E. Kitchens that Civitan Club, Ebb Tide, • Ideally situated in a quiet, delightful, include complete laundry units (washer- 7 p. m. uncrowded area dryer combination), dishwasher and Boca Raton Boat Club, » Five minutes' drive to Delray, disposal unit, giant refrigerator-freezer, Scout Hut, 8 p. m 10 to Boca Raton superlative cabinet space, etc. k Shopping Center) Boca 6651 St. Joan of Arc Guild, St. • Private and Public Golf Courses Joan of Arc Church annex, 3 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODEL APARTMENTS ON VIEW 8 p. m. (Available on yearly lease with option to buy) WEDNESDAY * Home-Made Sausage Rotary, Sun Cove, 12:15 Choice 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Suites still available Gourmet Poultry p. m. -^£. - n-* 1. Priced from $22,900 (terms arranged). Monthly maintenance from $80 (partly tax deductible) American Legion Auxili- "Since getting my clubs in the Want Ads — holes-in-one Brokers Cooperation Invited ary, Legion Home, 8 p. m. on this course are easy!" THURSDAY HIGHLAND TOWERS Cooperative Apartments American Legion, Legion Grunwald Applies For AM Station Horn e, 8 p. m 2921 South Ocean Blvd., Delray Beach, CRestwood 6-7970 kilowatt power broadcasting IF You NEED MGNEY-SBE US! FRIDAY An application for a new n's standard broadcast (AM) ra- as a daytime station. 11 ( ini, niion. dio station in Boca Ratonhas been acce ted for filin b i i". u.. J_.Lu:sliopi«is. P 8 y the Federal Communicationj Commission of Washington, B.C. The application from Fred S. Grunwald, requests a con- struction permit,in the name of Boca Broadcasters, for a new station to operate on 740 kilocycles with one Mr. and Mrs. Dorl Yeomans of UtLca, N. Y., and a weekend guest was Bill Br air of Long Island, N. 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Thursday, Feomary 9, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 13 Seacrest Scenes Two Classes Women's Committees 'School Spirit Day 61' Are Still Open Forme£J to Back TJ Registration remains open Is Project of Pep Club for two adult craft classes At a coffee held at the school and junior college now starting at the Commu- home of committee chair- girls in membership in a BY GEORGE KRAUT WALD Chairman of the event is nity Building (Scout Hut). man Mrs. C. J. Kubik for Youth for Boca U group. BEAT LAKE WORTH! Cathie Wenderoth of Boca members of the Women's Heading-this committee is This will be the main cry Raton, who also serves as On Wednesday evening a six-week advanced ceramic Committee for the Boca U Mrs. Shirley Corley, assist- of all ,seahawks tomor- Pep club president. Task Force '61 a committee ed by Mrs. Ruth Dowdy, row as the Pep Club pre- class began. Cost of this One of the highlights of class is $3 plus materials. was organized to contact Mrs. Claire Weaver and Mrs. sents "school Spirit Day the Pep Rally will be the women's organizations. Peggy Weldon. 61." The main feature of Registration can be made crowning of the "Spring by calling the Recreation The committee will seek Other members of the the day will be an hour- Sports Sweetheart." Candi- long pep rally in the Office, Boca 5913, or by resolutions in support of the Women's Committee in- dates are Pat Grady, Deb- university to be sent to the clude Dr. JoAnne Squires, morning and a pep rally bie Kane, Sandy McGregor, attending the next class. at the fountain during Tonight a six-week course Governor and legislators. co-chairman; Mrs, Lee and Barbara Riley of Boca Mrs. Dee Fanciulli was Welch, Mrs. Peg Brannen, lunch. The gym will be Raton. inshellcraft will open; Oast decked out in green and for this class is al so $3, plus appointed chairman and as- Mrs. Betty Smith and Mrs. white along with the Sea- * * * + * materials. Registrations for sistingierwill be Mrs. Isa- Dottie Keith. hawks, so that Seacrest belle Peterson, Mrs. Dorothy The Seahawks are now this class are still open and A 112-pound woman walk- school spirit will be atthird in the conference Cochrane and Miss Helen can be made by attending ing in stiletto heels hits the its tops when we meet after losing to Stuart, 65- the first class. Robeson. Lake Worth tomorrow night. 63. Riviera ranks second Another committee was pavement with a pressure of established 10 inte/est high 3,000 to 4, 000 pounds per m Rotarians to Observe square inch. Fourth Anniversary Boca Raton beauties running for "Nautilus Queen"lare left to right, Cathie Wen- deroth, Barbara Riley and Maureen Woods. Miss Riley is also candidate for Spring Boca Raton Botarians will New L0Wf LOW Sports Sweetheart. hold their annual Ladies* We finance New or Used Cars Night and celebrate the with two defeats, with un- a gift to Bob Clark, vice- will feature the Boca Sea- fourth anniversary of their defeated Lake Worth rank- president and chairman of hawk of the Week. This club at a banquet and dance at Regular Bank Rates ing first. All Seahawks the gift committee. person will be a Boca tonight in the Boca Raton are hoping that the winning Plans are also being Raton student who is an Hotel and Club. streak of Lake Worth will made for senior PI ay, Day, outstanding member of the The dinner-dance will end this week. Here's hop- which will replace skip Seacrest student body. take the place of the club's FIRST BANK of ing! Day for Seniors. The event The person chosen for regular Wednesday noon ***** will take place on thethis will be judged on their activities and scho- luncheon this week. football field, with Juniors All visiting Rotarians in BOCA RATON BRAINWASHED!!! This and sophomores attending lastic ability shown at the area are invited to at- was the way most Seniors classes as usual. Seacrest. Who knows, "It tend. Tickets may be ob- PRICES felt last Thursday after * * * * * could be you." Till next completing the senior week, vaya con dios . . . tained by calling Jack Mc- 110 E. Royal Palm Rd. Boca 8583 placement tests. The Starting next week, we Gowan at Boca Raton 5261. at SALON of MUSIC tests, psychological, English, social studies, All natural sciences and mathematics, lasted the entire school day, and Fresh New 1961 Stock many seniors went home a little bit sick of putting No "Dumps" little black marks between two dotted lines. ***** Last Friday capt. 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Bill Nettles, Senior class pres- Here in a setting of unparalleled London 2-Record Classical Sets, * « _ ident, has asked all se- regularly $11.98 5.9© niors to turn in ideas for natural beauty a magnificent gallery of one-hundred and Wild-Hog Barbeque thirty-five custom designed NEW PRICES Set lor March 11-12 The annual, two-day, homes will soon be erected, each All $2.98 Records - $228 wild-hog barbecue and jam- flawlessly constructed and superbly boree of the Everglades detailed each reflecting your All $3.98 Records - $188 Conservation and Sports- Isles man's Club will be held personal tastes and requirements. All $4.98 Records - $3.88 deep in the Big Cypress country on March 11 and All $5.98 Records - $4.68 12, Ed Stewart of Miami, club president, announced this week. This year's event will be staged at the club's grounds on the Old Loop Road south Country Club Plaza * VVH 1-1441 of Monroe Station on the 998 N. Federal Hy. Pomoano Beach Tamiami Trail (U. S. 41). 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To Tie for First Place The Doby Brick Cardi- surging Indians in the nals and the Dog n' suds second Quarter, Final Indians each scored vic- score was Indians 19, tories last Saturday at Dragons 16.-For the win- the Boca school gym to ners, Jim Mato dropped in Club Golf Titles Won put them in a tie for first nine points, while Rlc"ky By: Reid Simmons place. King scored 11 for the los- Dan Borgioli By Alley and Whitacre In the first game, Doby ers. Brick, paced by Harry 12 3 4 Herbold's 14 points, Doe n» Suds 4 5 6 4—IO The Tri-city golf tour- tary club of Boca Raton, BcSea Jaycees 5 2 5 4—16 ..A naments between the ser- an 81 won for William trounced the winless First In action this Saturday vice, professional and Whiteacre of the Kiwanis Bank of Boca Rams, 31- at the P.oca gym, the Bo- 14. An evenly played con- business clubs of Boca Club of Boca Raton and a ca Jaycees will meet the Raton, Boynton Beach 59 for Dr. Paul Demick of test through the first three quarters found the Rams First Bank and Dog n' and Delray Beach continu- the Delray Beach Kiwanis Suds will face Doby Brick. ed play last week at the Club. behind by on]y six points. Reid Dan But a 14-point rush by the League Standings RCA head David sarnoff Sherwood Park Golf Course W L with four championships The Boynton Women's Cardinals in the final Dog n' Suds 3 i claims global color TV is decided: Club championship went stanza put the game out Doby Brick 3 1 possible by 1964 with the to Mrs. George Sullivan of reach. Donald Thrash- Bocajaycees 2 2 use of communications A score of 72 won for First Dank 0 4 Crosby w. Alley of the Ro- with a score of 87. er led the losers with satellites ... Contrary to seven points. Detroit Takes the stated impact of TV 12 3 4 on the movies, there has Women Golf Victors Listed First Bank 5 3 3 3-14 League Lead been a world-wide in- Members of the Jaycee Dragons of the Boca Raton Midget League are, left Doby Brick 6 5 6 14- 31 crease of almost 35,000 Winners were announced Mrs. N.M. Raymond, 3-2. The most exciting game for the Royal Palm Wom- In Class B: to right, kneeling, Bill smith, Hudson Sturm, Tim my carpenter and Craig Detroit solo Cup-CCC theatres in the last five of the day was a nip and parlayed a one-goal handi- years . . . The rash of en's Golf Association Mrs. D.E. Ralston de- Lyons; standing, loft to right, coach Joe Galayda, Stuart Leach, Jim cober, tuck game between the low gross, low net tourna- Curt Wilcox, Steve Dolan, Ricky King and coach Bill James.-Colony studio cap into a rout of Chicago self-inflicted leg and foot feated Mrs. W.J. Day Jr., Dog n' Suds Indians and Oakbrook Sunday to take ment held Jast Thursday. 2-up. Photo gunshot wounds among the the Boca Jaycee Dragons. the lead in the sunshine element delighting in Class A first place win- Mrs. E.H. Talmon de- The Dragons got off to an League standing with a ners were, low gross, fast-draw practice aia feated Mrs. H.N. Capip- early first quarter lead, 10-4 victory before 3,000 Matt Dillon, isn't a laugh- Mrs. M.S. Ross-80; low bell, 3-2. only to be headed by the fans at Royal Pain Polo net, Mrs. R.M. Kerber- ing matter. The American Mrs. K.N. Phagan de- Grounds. Medical Association has 70. feated Mrs. L.H. Welch, Chicago dropped into taken note of this type Second low gross, Mrs. 3-2. Star Golfers accident to the extent of D.H. Treanor-84; low net, Mrs. J.D. Edwards de- second place with the Mrs. B.C. Egan-72. loss, followed by Dallas naming it "Dodge' city feated Mrs. B.V. Sturz, Syndrome" . . . Inciden- Class B -low gross win- 1-up. Enter Tourney Circle F in third place ner was Mrs. D.E. Ral- Six of America's top wo- with two defeats. tally, it's no accident In class c: when you make a sharp ston-100; low net, Mrs. Mrs. Jonathon Thome men golfers have signed up Billy Mayer, nine-goaler, J.E. Edwards-78. scored four goats for De- buy on a TV set at defeated Mrs. C.E. Kille- to participate in the $10, 000 SOUTHERN TV INC. We Second low gross, Mrs. brew, 1-up. Royal Poinciana Plaza Invi- troit Sunday, followed by L.H. Welch-107, a tie Capt. Don Beveridge's regularly feature out- Mrs. Oscar Mansager tational Tournament to be standing buys on the pop- with Mrs. J.G. Kolb; low defeated Mrs. R.O, Fulg- held at the new Palm Beach three goals and two by Harold "chico" Barry to ular Admiral line. Before net, Mrs. W.J. Day Jr.-79. ham, 8-up. Par Three Golf Club next Class C low gross, Mrs. M.V. Guy defeated win the annual Royal you buy elsewhere, be sure Tuesday and Wednesday. Palm Cup. to check quality and price Sirs. W.E. Cole-109; low Mrs. R.G. Bachman, 6-5. Committed to compete net, Mrs. R.E. Gervis-76. Mrs. D.L. Smith defeated Ray Harrington and Ce- at SOUTHERN TV INC., against an equal number of cil smith teamed to score 1927 North Federal High- Second low gross, Mrs. Mrs. W.K. Bivens, 1-up. leading men professionals In iv.V. Guy-Ill; low net two goals each for Chica- way, phone 4004. Mrs. W.E. Cole defeated the nation's first "co-ed" go. was a tie with Mrs. D.L. Mrs. Oscar Nord, 4-3. WE ARE NOW Smith and Hrs. Oscar competition are Louise Smith and Mayer are tied Next week's event will Suggs, \4arlene Hagge, Pat- ' Nord at 78. be a tee-to-green tobrney. for the scoring honors at OPEN Members also played the ty Berg, Mickey Wright, the end of the third sun- FR1. N1TE first match of the asso- Snead, Palmer Betsy Rawls and Mary Lena shine League game with TIL 9:OO PM. ciation's Handicap Tour- Faulk. All held top ranking eight goals each. nament. Winners of the poyal Palm Yacht and Country Club trophy, the Detroit Solo positions in money winnings In class A: In Golf Match Cup-CCC tearr is shown here with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Weir Jr. Left to right are and scoring averages during Mrs. D.H. Treanor de- Two of the world's most Leo Hulseman, Harold Barry, Milton weir Jr., Mrs. Weir, Billy Mayer and Capt. 1960. Go Deep Sea Fishing on the feated Mrs. C.E. Haeberly, famous golfers, Sam snead Don Beveridge. The final selection of PGA 1-up. and Arnold Palmer, will touring pros, to be made late Mrs. F.R. Hirsh defeat- compete in an 18-hole ex- this week, to date includes ed Mrs. J.F. Kavanaugh, hibition golf match for the all-time money winner Sam CANDIE KIDD 1-up. benefit of' the Boca Raton Snead and Dow Finsterwald. Mrs. M.B. Johnston de- Junior Chamber of Com- Area pros who will be Now Also Operating From feated Mrs. L.F. Ward, 1- merce at the Boca Raton making a bid for the $1,200 PAL's COVE YACHT BASIN up. Hotel and Club on Satur- first prize during the medal- day, Feb. 18, at 1 p.m. Mrs. J.P, Jemison de- play event are W. A. (Dub) Deerfieid Beach feated Mrs. E.F. Dodge, Proceeds from ticket Pagan, Clyde Usina Jr., Bob- 3-2. sales will go into the TWO TRIPS DAILY 1 by Cruickshank, Tommy Mrs. W.S. Retherford de- Jaycees Civic Improve- 8:30- -12:30 1:00-5:00 feated Mrs. J.s. Geisel, ment Fund which is used Armour, Johnny Farrell and Henry Picard. ONLY Phone Boca 1-up. to purchase equipment for Includes Mrs. F.B. Westerberg the city playground and Bait & Reels defeated Mrs. C.L. Kram- for the Jaycees' midget SUPPORT YOUR TEAM 8814 lich, 1-up. football team, as well as Mrs. M.S. Ross defeated to sponsor other civic Mrs. R.w. Miller, 4-3. activities. Mrs. J.A. colletti de- Jaycee officers in feated Mrs. Charles Se- charge of arrangements nior, 4-3. are Bill James, Jim. Mrs. J.T. Wofel defeated Cole and Jack Renham. d j-^am \joif m Capt. Bert Beveridge of the Chicago Oakbrook team hauls off to lay the wood on the ball as Leo Hulseman, left, defense man of the Detroit SoJo Cup-CCC 18 Hole — 3300 Yards — Par 60 team, keeps his eye on the ball and readies an interceptive play. The polo ac- tion occurred Sunday as Detroit defeated Chicago, 10-4, before 3,000 fans at West Atlantic Ave. at Barwick Rd. the Royal Palm Folo Grounds. Far right, Farold Chico Barry of Detroit spins his pony to follow the play. Delray Beach

Polo Game to Aid Crippled Children NOW OPEN FOR PLAY Crippled children funds in the second anr.uaj Sun- the lead with eight goals of the Boca Raton Ameri- shine League with a 10-4 each, followed by Don VISITORS WELCOME can Legion post and the win over Chicago last Sun- Beveridge with six and Elks Lodge will benefit day, will try to continue Harold Barry and Ray Sunday from the fourth its skein against Capt. Harrington tied at five Dally Greens Fee — $300 Sunshine League polo Russeli Firestone's mal- apiece. game at Royal Palm Polo let men and capture the Jules Marozin, Pro. CR 8-3716 Grounds when undefeated Gen. Frank SchwengeJ Hearts is the only card Detroit Solo Cup-CCC trophy. game played today that is takes on winless Dallas Capt. Don Beveridge named after one of the four Circle F. will field his winning suits. Members of the Legion combination of horsemen and Elks, teaming to spon- with himself at No. 1, sor the benefit game, pre- high scoring Billy Mayer dict a record crowd at the at No. 2, Harold Chico "Field of Champions." Barry at No. 3 and Leo Bob Baker, commander Hulseman at defense. COMET of the Legion, and Jack" Firestone will call on THE BETTER COMPACT CAR Butler, chairman of the Del Carroll at No. 2, Dr. Elks comirittee, said tic- C.C. "Buddy" Combs at kets have been distributed No. 3 and Jules Romfh at to other posts and lodges defense. in the Broward-Palm In the league scoring Beach county area. parade, Cecil smith and Detroit, taking the lead Billy Mayer are tied for GUARANTEE GOOD FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR CAR GOOO AT MIDAS MumfK * FREE INSTALLATION 1HQPJ FROM COAST-TO-COAST By Trained Specialists at the Takes Only 15 Minutes. GOL? area's BEST * Mufflers, Tailpipes, Exhaust Pipes for Ev- 2 DOOR SEDAN every Make of Car and 18 Hole - Par 3 Truck ACT HOW* THIS OP|!ER * Written Guarantee good Driving Range at over 350 MIDAS MVl Pi WWW. yMjTED T|M£ OfH,Y— MUFFLER SHOPS RALPH STEWART - Pro. ALSO* EXCELLENT SELECTION OF USEB CARSt PMiCEB RIGHT! from Coast-to-Coast FRED T. MILLS - Mgr.

Member America's Only Coast-to-Coast Narworlt of Exclusive Aulo Muffler Shops TROPICAL GOLF DELRAY LINCOLN-MERCURY POMPANO BEACH OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 — CR 6-6331 . 148-1 S. hederal Highway WK 3-9971 CENTER 2100 So. Federal Hwy. (6 Miles Ne. of Boca Raton) Delray Beach FT. LAUnKKDALK HALLANDALE 1 Mile South of Delray Beach on U.S. 1 2212 s. Andrews 1000 N. Federal Phone CRestwood 6-7888 Thursday, February 9, 1961 THE BOCA RATON NEWS 15 Forum Draws APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOMES FOR SALE •Auto- Hits Bicycle, NEW 3-bedroom, 2-bath. BOCA RATON NEWS "SPACIOUS .-New. Home. 2- Large Crowd unfurnished duplex apt. bedrooms, 2-tile baths, A large crowd turned out $89.50 per month yearly. Pla. room, Oak floors, 2 for the Junior Chamber of 'Ph. 74- WH 1-7180. even- car garage in full base- ings 74-WH 1-0750. (281- Girl Only Bruised Commerce-sponsored fifth ment. Reasonable. Ph. 11B) Boca 3455 or Miami,- PL A Boca Raton girl was way. annual political forum last struck down Friday when she An. Illinois man, staying Friday night at the J. C. FURN. 1 bdr. $75; 2 bdr. Check Your Ad I 7-1918. (163~7Btf) rode her bicycle in front of in Delray Beach, was charg- Mitchell School. $90 monthly, yearly basis. S ECTION SACRIFICE . . WATER- Southland APts. 2060 NW Report any error Immed- an auto at N. E. 28th Street ed with driving while into- All 16 candidates for seats iately as the Boca Raton FRONT HOME 2nd Ave. Near J.C. Mitchell and Dixie Highway at 5:15 xicated Tuesday following on the City Commission News will not be responsi- Charming, new 3 bedroom, were invited to attend. Each School. Ph. 74-Wh 1-6318- ble for errors beyond the p. m. according to the po- an accident at 12:15 p. m. (145-4lBtf) cost of the first insertion Ad Deadline 2 bath waterfront home on was given a specified time and then only for the portion Keys Drive in the Carib- lice report. at 2601 North Ocean Boule- that may have been rendered The report said Valerie vard and A1A, according to for an introductory speech, DUPLEX apt; fully fur- valueless by such error. Wednesdays - 9:30 A.M. bean Keys subdivision, Botelho, age 10, received the police report. which was then followed by nished, sleeps four. The News will not be re- between Delray & Boca. sponsible for more than one Display. SI. 25 per col. inch minor bruises and light Police said Albert G. a question and aniwer period. Monthly or by week. 2868 Incorrect Insertion. Central heat, electric kit- shock when she ran her bi- Wade, 42, of River Forest, Not present were incum- NE 5th Ave.- Ph. Boca Regular (reader). 20<£ per line, $1.00 minimum chen. Will sacrifice for quick sale. May lease cycle in front of a car dri- 111., staying at the Country bents Joe DeLong and Wil- 4578. (170-8B) liam Herbold and candidates REAL ESTATE " with purchase option. ven by Elvin Welch of Ft. Club of Florida, was cited -bedroom apts. REAL ESTATE for SALE HOMES FOR SALE after he lost control of his Dale Flickinger and Sal Al- TRADE OR SALE HAROLD E. CONSTANT, Lauderdale. No charges Quiet, heated, _ comfort- DUPLEX-Deluxe Owners REALTOR car while traveling north on tieri. $12,900 THE COOPERATIVE Way' were filed. able. Reasorable.Vo pets. apartment, wonderful in- of Life is the most pleas- Phone Delray, CRestwood Valerie lives at 408 N. E. A1A and hit a sign on the Bill James, Jaycee presi- FURNISHED modernC.B.S. dent, served as moderator. Fh. Boca 8529. (12O-6Btf) vestment, walking dis- ant, carefree living experi- 8-1933 (95-4 B) 28th Road. left side of the highway. tance to square. Call Bo- house, 2-bdrm, bath, car- Investigating officer was TWO small apartments port, lot well landscaped. ence in tropical Florida — Two drivers were charged Our CLASSIFIEDS ca 3659. (227-lOBtf) some Cooperatives are CHATHAM HUs, 2-Bdr, 1- in a two-car accident Sa- Patrolman LaMonL close in. very reasonable Owner will take mortgage. bath, Florida room, full Bring Results WANTED TO RENT* magnificent individual turday at S. E. First Street A 19-year-old youth was rent'. Call Boca 6702, Mrs. Phone 3468. (159-7Btf) kitchen,$13,750. Tel. 4571 hospitalized with a 20-stitch PETS Carroll, or J.C. Mitchell & homes — others are beau- and Federal Highway at 9:42 COUPLE with baby, need tiful, spacious apartments. after 5 p.m. or weekends. cut on his head following an Sons, 5494. (209-9B) WATERFRONT 3-bedroom, 321 NE 28th Rd. (107-5Btf) a. m., according to the AKC Registered French furnished apt; efficiency, Many are directly on the accident Monday at 9:50 poodles 6-weeks old, or small house, vicinity of 2-bath, double garage in police report. FURNISHED bedroom apt. North Pompano. want lot ocean; others are set in a. m. on North Federal High- small miniatures, black, Also, efficiency. Week, Boca or Pompano, from 3-B*EDROOM, 2-bath; FJa. Police said Tony A. Wosyk, on vacant property in Bo- peaceful vistas away from room, split-] ere], near town 65, of Racine, Wis.. was way at N. E. 40th Street. inoculated and wormed, month or year. Reason- Feb. 15 to April 1st. Ph. the ocean yet with private $75. & up. Call Boca 4588. 74 Wh 1-7724. (256-1 IB) ca, call WH 1-3545. (233- & beach; or rent furnished traveling north on Federal According to the police able. El Mar Apts; 4300 10P1 beaches and shore facili- report, Ray Kohl Jr., 2667 (258-ll,12b) for season. 435 N.E. 3rd Highway and J. T. White of NW 3rd Ave. Ph. Boca REAL ESTATE tor RENt ties. They come in varying St. -"(8-lBtf) Second Street, Pompano 9994. (141-6B) WAREHOUSES sizes, areas and price Dixie Manors was traveling REGISTERED Siamese Charming, new 3 bedroom, Beach, an employe of his 5000 SQ. FT. CBS, 14 ft. ranges. As pioneers in east on S. E. First Street kitten, 7-weeks old, 2 bath waterfront home on UNFINISHED home $23,- father's supply firm in Boca EXTRA-ordinary efficiency ceilings, 3 10x12 overhead the development and when the accidenthappened. house broken, 434 Man- Keys Driveun the Carib- 000; should cost §45,000. Raton, was taken to Bethes- near beach. See to appre- doors; separate office 12x sales of Florida's finest White's vehicle was crossing chester St, after 6 p.m. bean Keys Subdivision, 3 large bedrooms, 2Mi da Memorial Hospital by ciate. 195 S.E. Wavecrest 15, 2 toilets. Practically cooperative homes and the intersection and in the or all day Friday, (265- between Delray & Boca. baths, Swedish fireplace, the Fire Department rescue Way, Boca Raton 3450. new building. Plenty of apartments, M.N. Weir & left lane when the collision 11B) Central heat, electric kit- pool, $5,000 to finish. Ph. unit following the accident. (277-11B) Wind ow s, cen tral 1 y lo cated. Sons, Inc. for years has occurred. chen, will lease with op- 43 65. (147-7,8,9,10B) FOR Sale together or in-COMPLETE bedroom J A 4-7813. (2-lBtf) been known as the head- Police cited Wosyk for Police said Kohl's car hit dividually, two good sized tion to buy. MOST UNUSUAL a parked car on the side of apartments available quarters for cooperative failure to have his vehicle 11 month old pedigreed HAROLD E. CONSTANT, FOR Rent, Industrial buyers, we invite you to BEAUTIFUL 3-bdr; 2-bath, the road whose driver, out weekly, monthly, season- under control and White for male weimaraner puppies , REALTOR Warehouse space w/sewer, visit us to listen to thefurnished home. 1 block failing to yield the right of of the car at the time, was from same litter. Friendly, al, yearly. One block from Phone Delray, CRestwood $65. per month. Phone from Inland waterway, cor- ocean. Reasonable. Riviera "Cooperative story" and Eddie C. Brown, Negro, of alert, this breed has 8-1933. , (94-4B) Boca 3737. Langley Real- to let us help you in the ner lot. We built a new 9 There were no injuries, 1020 Carver Homes. Pom- proven ideal as watch Apartments, Boca Raton. ty, 119 Palmetto, Boca home on the waterway. Boca 9603. (262-11B) NEW homef 2-bedrooms, 2- selection of your carefree police said. pano Beach. dogs and pets. Call Boca . baths, for season or year. Raton. (235-10B) Florida Life ... the co- Don't need the money but it's a shame your not en- Thomas C. Waddell of According to the report, Raton 5567 from 9 a.m. to ROOMS FOR RENT Inquire Granere Interiors, OFFICE FOR RENT operative way. M.N. WEIR 2324 Acorn Palm Drive saw Kohl was in a state of shock 5 p.m. (260-1 IB) 1190 No. Federal •Highway, joying this lovely home, LARGE room, private bath, :MODERN offices for small & SONS, Inc., Realtors, so you price it, you set the smoke coming from his car and police were unable to MISCELLANEOUS couple or man preferred. or phone Boca 7-2198. 'businesses. $85. per Federal Highway at S.E. parked in the carport and question him as to how his (190-8Btf) terms. Ph. CR 8-3415. for SALE Call Pox 3262. (257-1 IB) .month, water, lights & off 5th St., Boca Raton, (204-9P) discovered it was on fire car skidded 69 feet on the FOR Rent or Sale 3'BEDROOM, 2-bath, 'street parking included. PHONE 37i7; also Corner Saturday morning. highway, then left the Baby Cribs, Play Pens, LARGE front bedroom, Split-level. Near town & iPhone Boca 8496. (129- A1A at Atlantic Boule- 2-BDR. 2-bath, modern Police said the fire, said pavement to hit the parked High chairs by week. nicely furnished, good beach. Unfurnished year .40, 41.42.43B) vard, Pompano Beach, kitchen, Fla. Room, ga- to be in the wiring of the car. location, reasonable. Kit- 'round; furnished season PFONE 74-WH 1-7000. rage, partly furn. if desir- Western Auto store, ONE Office or Store space dashboard, was noticed at investigating officer Pa- 144 S= Fed. Hwy. Boca 8388 chen privileges if desired. only. Ph. Boca 5028. (221-9tfB) ed. Awnings, Hurricane ® 10:30 a. m. Saturday. trolman Norman Ellings- Call Boca 3521. (271-11B) available. North Boca Ra- Panels. Villa Rica Est; Approximately $100 da- worth estimated the damage SEVERAL inexpensive ton. Ample parking. $60. DEERFIELD BEACF, cor- 484 NE 33rd st; Boca Raton. Cabins and Efficiencies mage resulted to the car.to Kohl's vehicle at $1. 000 ANTIQUE Odds and Ends. ALTERATIONS per mo. Ph. Boca 9582- ner lot, 3-bedroom, 2-bath, (246-10,1 IP) 4330 So. Federal Hwy; ' GE kitchen, awnings, pa- according to investigating and at $500 to Brown's car. Bargain Table. Some QUALITY alterations LOTS FOR SALE No charges were filed. items for 25 south on U. S. 1 from S. E. Joining him for special unfurn. Piano optional. 3545 evenings. Langley Specializing in Business 1 lVi. Sacrifice. Phone Bo- and Apartment OF BOCA Third Street when the two birthday refreshments, fun COMPETENT child care Season or longer. Yard Realty, Boca Raton. (234- REALTORS ca 9168. (276-1 IB) service.Boca 8939 or 6603. Properties cars collided. Damage to and games were Danny in my home for working 10B) Enjoy living in a really each car was estimated at Mother. Reasonable, call (268-1IB) 234 So. Federal Highway Oates, Chip Douglas, Mike LOT 135x195, corner NE new, centrally air-con- $100. Boca 4006. (253-10B) BOATS ~- Martens, Robert Lynch, FILL 2nd Ave. & NE Second St. • ditioned , and heated According to investigating Raymer Cassady, David HOMES FOR SALE And Brown Sand SLIPCOVERS.reuph.drapes, 20' CHRIS CRAFT run- 4 lots on NW 51st St. 75x. home, in an atmos- officer Patrolman John La- Ham, Peter Max field, Scott about, $1200. See Joe at 100 each. Make offer — phere not to be equalled Mont, Lapwing was cited for McKinley, Bobby Drews and PINE RIDGE, Inc. Decorators fabrics from 'cove Yacht Basin or call .99(fc per yd. Shop at home sold on terms by owner, New House-Open anywhere else in Flori- failing to yield the right of Burt Grenell. Phone Boca 5401 Boca Raton 8667. (264-11 justice 5-1508.(263-11,12 da, Large living room, and save. Ph. Boca 5028. 1290 Spanish River Road (157-41Btf) Btf) king-sized bedrooms, luxurious bathrooms, AUTOS FOR SALE 15' 4" OUTBOARD & REAL ESTATE 3 Bdr, 3 Bath plus ser- FOR dependable reliable walk-in closets, Florida m Gen* Hartley Urges Early Trailer, electric starter, FOR RENT or SALE vants room and bath. baby sitting day or night, Screened patio facing East, room, lanai, laundry VIC FRANCIS canvas top, fully equip- beautifully landscaped. call Mrs. Thielen, Bocaped. A-l condition. Phone 3-BEDROOM, 2-bath Split- room and garage. Ultra- DODGE level with carporte. $140. Located among Boca's modern kitchens — built- Tampa Trip Reservations 3521. HAVE car, will Boca 3094. (27.3-1 IP) most exclusive Estate for ... travel. (270-11B) month on yearly basis. homes. 3 blocks to beach, in GE equipment, hood Many people are talking getting in reservations for "The Best New SERVICES AVAILABLE" See 440 NE 12th St. Call- Cabana Club. Positively with exhaust fan, indi- about the Boca U good-will the trip, Gen. Hanley said, TOP QUALITY Owner at 74-WH 1-5414. has to be seen to be appre- rect lighting, custom- flightto Tampa Wednesday, but he urged local citizens Car Deal" ciated. Inspect and make WINDOW CLEANING TAX RETURNS (241-lOBtf) offer. built cabinets, etc. De- Feb. 22, but where's the to act as quickly as possible. for... Complete Home lightful baths feature money? He and Wright agreed that "The Cleanest and Finest Maintenance PREPARED SALE or RENT Also will sell adjoining sparkling glass enclo- Ret. Maj. Gen. Thomas Used Cars" corner Jot overlooking In- sures, built-in vanities, "if all the people pay in the Insured — Licensed 36 Years Experience 3 Bdr, 2 Bath $85 per tracoastal waterway. J. Hanley" said the DC6-B $15 who say they are going, Free Estimates infra-red heating, oval 2390 N. Federal month rental or $10,400. will take 75 passengers, first or want to go, we will be Call WN 1-2503 Harry T. PATRICK Owner-Phone 4784 basins and gleaming tile. class, at $15 round trip. POMPANO BEACH 200 Kingsbridge, N. Bo- Other top quality attrac- contracting for a second air- ca Village, Boca Raton. Frank Wright said the trip plane, " but he added, WH 1-4732 5249 N.E. 15th Ave. tions include Italian mar- SPRINKLER If interested contact ble window sills, sliding is "our chance to make some "let's fill up this first plane, Pompano Beach owner at: DELRAY real friends for the univer- first. " PLANTS Service & Repairs Highlands BEACH glass walls, paved drive- 200 Manchester Street ways, sidewalks, sani- sity when they see our Some making the" trip can DWARF,, SANSEVERIA Northwest strength in numbers, better Plumber PHONE BOCA 5163 North Boca Village Section tary sewers, complete get a free ride from Boca (Bird Nest or snake Plant) fiberglass insulation. understand our objectives, Raton to the West Palm 3 for $1 in gal. Call BOCA 3575 Call Day or Evening and see our great spirit. " REAL ESTATE for RENT Large lots, many trees. International airport and RED-LEAF (Acalytha) Illness forces sale of this Direct access to beach, He urged that local citi- well-appointed spacious back home. 49

Eye-catching Patty Smith, age five, of Ft. Lauderdale challenges the British Royal Guard tradition of standing at RENTAL AGENTS rigid attention as she waves to Guard Bob Fiukel. The oc- casion marked the opening of Lake itogers Isles, a new residential community on the Intracoastal Waterway in Boca Raton. Change-of-Guard ceremonies were held at the Lake Rogers "Buckingham Palace gates" which is a replica of the famous London landmark, complete to sentry towers. LANGL EALTY Six six-footers with authentic crimson tunics, black and crimson striped trousers, and British Enfield rifles marched the colorful drill with pomp and pageantry to the delight 119 West Palmetto Park Road Phone BOCA 3737 of hundreds. Thursday, Feb Officers Installed By Eastern Star VOTERS Mr. and Mrs, Harry Moon the 23rd Psalm; motto, of Boca Raton, worthy patron " Understanding and Obe- It is with a deep fee and worthy matron of Delray dience" ; colors, purple, ing of humility tbl' Chapter No. 77, Order of white and gold; and flowers, extend to each and el the Eastern Star, presided the violet and the rose. ; one of you my sinL during the opening ceremo- The worthy matron and gratitude and hea*tf| nies prior to the installation worthy patron are dedicating appreciation for y$ of 1961 officers last night this year to their children, at "the Masonic Temple in Shirley, Christopher, Mark splendid support- in J Delray Beach. and Kimberly. Primary Election, Tli Assuming office at that Refreshments were served day, February 7, 1961 time were Mr» and Mrs. E. by Mrs. Edward Cooper Sr..^ Wesley Cooper Jr., worthy Mrs. Joseph Walker, Mrs. patron and worthy matron; Orlo Billings Jr. and Mrs. Joining in the installation of officers Monday night of the Boca Raton Republican Rest assured I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Wood G. A, Stevenson. Club were, left to right, Paul Bebout Jr., corresponding secretary; Milton Engstrom, and confidence yo f Jr., associate patron and Republican County executive chairman, installing officer; James A. Bell, presi- tinued support onf associate matron; Mrs. Oscar dent; Howard A. W. Kates, •vice-president, and Donald Reed, recording secretary. will be niost welca Abrams, secretary; Mrs. Airstrip Suit Missing from the picture was Eskild Bondesen, treasurer. -- Colony Studio Photo. Howard Frankhouse, trea- Hearing Held surer; Mrs. Robert rMcLeod, PerspnaS conductress, all of Delray Judges of the Second Dis- Republican Club Installs Beach; Mrs. Rudolph Wachter, trict Appellate Court i n Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reigh Boca Raton, associate con- Lakeland will make the de- of the Estates entertained ductress; Mrs. James B. cision in the case of the Officers as 75 Look On at cocktails last Thursday V0U FOR K O'Keefe, Delray Beach, group of taxpayers versus Officers of the Boca Raton After the meeting, mem- for their guests, Mr. and chaplain; Mrs. Dwight the city in the suit regarding Republican Club were in- bers enjoyed a social treat Mrs. Charles Groomes of Wimer, Boynton Beach, the transferring of the 203 - Deerfield, 111., prior to- the stalled for the coming year provided by temporary chair- 1 — mai'shal; Mrs. R.C. Croft, acre airstrip. Monday night at the Cham- man Elwood Gardner, who Groomes departure on a On Tuesday 'Delray Beach, organist; Mrs. City Attorney Leon Wea- ber of Commerce Building. had also secured a door prize Caribbean cruise. John D. McElveen, Delray ver defended the city in the Installing officer was Mil- from Ray's Atlantic Service Beach, Adah; Mrs. Ernest suit which was heard Tues- ton Engstrom, Republican Station of 10 gallons of gas. Dowdy, Boca Raton, Ruths day in Lakeland. Joseph chairman of the County Exe- This was won by J.G. Seger- Mrs. Gus Cicala, Boca Raton, Nesbit, assistant to the State cutive Committee. Installed dahl. \ Esther; Mrs. Walter Lawson, Attorney General, defended were James A. Bell, presi- My SINCERE THANKS t< \ Delray Beach, Martha; Mrs. the state's interest. dent; Howard A. W. Kates, \ Raymond McFadden, Delray Services Held For Weaver said the three vice-president; W.P. Bebout \ Beach, Electa; Mrs. Kail Jr., corresponding secretary, George the electors of Boca Ratoi 1 Kreuscher, Boca Raton, war- judges heard the oral argu- ments and evidence and will and Eskild Bondesen, trea- Funeral Services were held \ der; James B. O'Keefe, Del- surer. I deeply appreciate your support and hope I \ ray Beach, sentinel. take the suit under consi- Saturday at 3 p. m. in St. 1 Installing officers were deration. Members of the execu- Gregory's Episcopal Church will continue to merit your confidence and> I Mr. and Mrs. John DeNeen The suit claims the city tive board include James R,. for William George Straw- votes in the run-off election February 2jk£t. of Delray Beach, past patron had no right to transfer the Caldwell, Mrs. D. M. Spen- bridge, 73, of 424 N. E. deed to the 203 acres to the cer and C. W. Willard. and past matron; installing Eighth Street, Boca Raton," Let's unite for Boca Raton! ,; 1 marshal, Mrs, Esther ScluiL- State Board of Control. JohnR. Brandt opened the who died suddenly in his car 1 ler of Delray Beach, past Plaintiffs listed were meeting, then turned the Thursday of a heart attack. 1 matron;aHd'installing chap* David A she, Walter J. Dugan, gavel over to Bell as new The Rev. James C. Stout- Ian, Mrs. Mathilda Marsden John H. Flancher, Domina president. senberger, rector, officiated of Delray Beach, pastma- Jalbert, William Ssyre. There were 75 members at the services. tron. Mrs. Dorothy Hirth was John J. Woods, Quenton Li- present and among them Mr. Strawbridge was a organistand Mrs. Betty An- berati, Harold Schmidt and were Mrs. Oryal Hadley, resident of Boca Raton for derson, soloist. . . . . Aris J. Smith. vice-chairman of the Coun- six years coming here from ty Executive Committee, Special Patrol Craft Grosse Point, Mich. He was and Frank Luebking, county A courtesy was given Mrs.. The Navy has contracted a 'retired chauffeur and a Cooper by her officers. for an experimental hydro- precinct officer. member of .St. Gxjfi^or^^ The worthy matron'sem- foil patrol craft for anti Milton Engstrom spoke Church}. blem will be the Holy Bible submarine warfare.*. It will about the aims of the Re- Survivors include a son, with three lighted candles weigh 100 tons and reach a publican Party throughout William of Grosse Point; a on a triangle; her Scripture, speed of 50 knots. the county and State. daughter, Mrs. Ann Button, Wayne, Mich, .six sisters, all in Ireland, and six grandchildren. Burial was in Boca Raton Memorial Cemetery. Airline Hostesses i To Visit Boca Raton A" real XOnaon double decker bus will stop at the Dugan Travel Service Mon- day, Feb. 13, at 3:30 p.m. at 75 South Federal Highway. It will be staffed by two Cunard-Eagle airline hostesses and the "typical u London gentlemen." Tea •for y° will be served to the agency u £ staff. y° ,°L in This promotion is being ed sponsored by the Cunard- Eagle airlines, which begin direct Miami-London flights this month. Dugan said a useful gift will be presented with his compliments to all who at- tend during this visit from "merry old England." Sirftig Mr. and Mrs. George Del- bert Maguire, N. W. 20th Street, Boca Raton, announce the birth of a son, Shawn Paul, Jan. 29 at Bethesda Memorial Hospital. Mrs. co- ve n Maguire is the former Mary ak°I«*on andA_ al&-l Lou Reed. THANKS ! Mr. and Mrs. L. Roy Harrison of 2221 N. E. 49th Street, Coral Key Villas, My sincere thanks to my old friends and my new Pompano Beach, aimouncB friends for their heartening support given to me in the birth of a daughter, Tuesday's primary election. As election day, Mhonda Leigh, born Feb. 2 February 21st, approaches, I feel most encouraged at Holy Cross Hospital. Mrs. that my bid for City Commissioner of Boca Raton Harrison is the former Bar- will continue to receive th« houghtful considera- bara Jean Moore. Harrison is account executive with tion of all registered voters. H. Hentz and Company in Boca Raton and the family My sincere thanks and appi hopes to move here won. candidates, who, though u stintingly of their time and our citizens the issues whicl

I salute the citizenry of Boc; spirited turnout at the poll well for the future of our bea

I wish to thank the people of Boca Raton for the fine \ A VOT1 of support they gave me in the Tuesday election. I ask all of you to come to the polls Tuesday, February ; RICHARD A and again ask for your vote. Wilt HELP BRING ORDEi V !' • Bill HERBOWD (Paid Pol. Advu) neiu A large crowd turned out the Florida State Board of in City Hall Monday night Health and the Florida Water for the first in a long series and Sewer Operators Asso- of chemistry classes for Dis- ciation and classes will con- The Rev. vernon Hoff- trict S Water and Sewer tinue for approximately four man, pastor of the Trini- Plant operators. months. ty Reformed church, William R. Eddinger, su- Guests at the initial meet- Deerfield Beach, was the perintendent of public utili- ing were James G. Brown, main speaker at the Deer- ties in Boca Raton, said the sanitary engineer for Palm field Beach Kiwanis Club students are all volunteers Beach County, and George ee luncheon meeting recent- an who are donating their time Maguire, sanitarian for Boca ly at El Sirocco. to better themselves on their Raton. . He spoke on "Getting. jobs. He said the course is Americans, who make up What You Really Want." not compulsory and he com- Mr. Hoffman is a member! only 6 percentof the world* of the Kiwanis club. mended the water and sewer population, consume half plant men for attending. Mrs. Lorraine crowell the world's output of i The course is approved by and zinc. .ie played the organ and Ki- "t, wanians sang several songs. Participating in the chemistry class for District 5 Water and Sewer Plant opera- HURRICANE TESTED •s. tors last Monday night were, left to right, Joe Woolf, superintendent. Lake Worth rol Members approved the vote of the board of direc- Water and Treatment Plant and chairman of education; James G. Brown, sanitary SECURITY PANELS owt liss tors to sponsor the cub engineer, Palm Beach Health Department; William Eddinger, Boca Raton, super- .-BJIOWARD'.'SALES-CO. INC. jhn Scout Pack of Deerfield intendent of public utilities; Bob Ghiotw of Pompano Beach, district chairman, and the Beach. Gus Hager, Chief Water Plant Operator of Boca Raton. -- Boca Raton News Photo. Pat William p. white Jr., olle District Scout Executive, Watarane Estimate', Carl Laab Services. rles South Florida council VC1.CI all* Held in Milwaukee Leo, Boy scouts of America, Theme of Meeting Funeral services and in- NOTICE Mrs. explained the duties =5To Install terment were held in Mil- sponsoring a cub scout Mrs. Fred Hallenback "Self Estimate''was the waukee, wis., for Carl A. Fran will be installed president theme of the meeting held The Civil Service Board will receive applica- ;ndly, Pack and its activities. Laab, 64, who died at 814 Albert F. Sullivan was of the Pompano-Deerfield Monday night by the Zeta tions up to and including February 24th, 1961, for Miss Iota Chapter of Beta Sig- S.E. 19th Avenue, Deer- the following positions: Mrs, welcomed as a new mem-Auxiliary of Barracks field Beach, last Thurs- ber. 1954 Veterans of World ma Phi of Deerfield r Beach. day. LIFEGUARD Larry Hickey introduced War 1, at a dinner to be He had been staying the "following visiting Ki- held Monday in the Yan- The sorority met at the salary Range is from $283.00 minimum to $35.3.00 home of Mrs. Richard Pi- there for the last 10 maximum per month. wanians: Artis C. Col-kee Clipper Hotel, FU days, visiting from his well, Caldwell, N.J., A.K. Lauderdale. gozzi, 1260 S.E. Eighth Court. home in Milwaukee. He RECHEAT1ON SUPERVISOR I Fomafo Stackleton, Milwaukee, Mrs. Emory Gustafson The program was con- was a veteran of world Wis.r Arthur C. Hyde, of Ft. Lauderdale will be Salary Range is from $300.50 minimum to $370.00 ducted by Mrs. Frank War 1, an owner of seve- maximum per month. Rockville, Md., Arthur the installing officer. ral fur stores throughout Day, Bangor, Maine, Jack Others to be installed Gray and Mrs. William Mitchell. the Midwest states, a RECREATION SUPERVISOR II Male Innis, winnepeg, Canada, include Mrs. Alf Chris- member of the Associa- .Ashton Gardner, Holli- tiansen, senior vice-pres- Newly appointed social Salary Range is from $329.00 minimum to $398.50 chairman, Mrs. William tion of Furriers, cudworth vdaysburg. Pa., carl Rich- ident; Mrs. Martin de Sou- maximum per month. Neal, announced .plans Post and Christian Sci- ly, Akron, Ohio, and A.F. sas, junior vice-presi- ence church, all of Mil- Sullivan of Pompano. dent; Mrs. Thomas Cla- for a Valentine Day lun- WATER PLANT OPERATOR cheon for the members. waukee. Beaten, ridge, treasurer; Mrs. Les- Salary Range is from $329.00 minimum to $398.50 It was announced that- Survivors include his ter Wolff, chaplain; Mrs. wife Margaret R.; and maximum per month. Miss Solberg's John witkowski, conduc- the recently completed r "Mother's March of two sisters, Mrs. Edith tress; Mrs. Harry Hilton, Campbell of Milwaukee AGE RANGE FOR ABOVE Betrothal Revealed guard; Mrs. Daniel Pottin- Dimes" sponsored by the sorority collected a total and Mrs. Eleanor Kloehn OCCUPATIONS - 21 to 45 YEARS Mr. and iWrs. Grant A. ger, retiring president, of Pompano Beach. Solberg of 1216 S.E. of $760.84. Mrs. Lionel Green and Mrs. Persons interested may obtain an application for Eighth Street}, Deerfield Floyd Keener, directors. Chairman of the group's float in the Deerfield Birth examination and further information from the civil Beach, • announce the en- Reservations for the Beach Mardi Gras is Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack cox, Service Board office, 2nd floor, city Hall .Baild-" gagement of thteir daugh- dinner may be made by ing, N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton, FJa. ter, Dolores Ann, to Sam- Mitchell. She is assisted 1114 S.E. 12th Terrace, calling Mrs. Jack Hoffman, by Mrs. Richard Wilson Applicants will be given written notice five days uel F.B. Lear of Lake Boca Raton 3523. Deerfield Beach, an- and Mrs. B.E. Chalk er nounce the birth of a boy prior to date of examinations. Worth. He is the son of Jr. Mrs. Donald Lear, cape Legion Auxiliary to at Broward General Hos- Results of these tests will be used to compile May, N.J., and thee Jate Hold Rummage Sale pital. eligible lists from which appointments will be Dual Birthday made. Mr. Lear. Members of the Lofley CIVIL SERVICE BOARD The bride-elect Hinson American Legion Earle J. Robbins, chairman graduated from Pompatio Post 162 Auxiliary Unit Beach High School and of Deerfield Beach will A dual birthday party is a Sophomore at Palm sponsor a rummage sale was held recently honor- Beach Junior college. tomorrow and Saturday at ing Mrs. John Lewis of *1*^* Tf Kt WHITMANS 494: /alenfine in Boa Raton's Be. CANDY FILM SMI HEARTS 127-620-120 HOME VALUE 3 Rolls UNIVERSITY GARDENS All These Features AT NO EXTRA COST 15 Years Guarantee WHITE TILE ROOFS Ladies Electric AWNING WINDOWS SHAVER 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SPACIOUS ROOMS CARPORT KITCHEN HOOD & EXHAUST FAN Pink or Blue $2^ BUILT IN G.E. DELUXE OVEN & RANGE Down Payment- $450 TILE BATH ROOMS & MOP BOARDS & SILLS 30 Yr FHA Mortgage SLIDING GLASS DOORS TO PATIO ]/2 PRICE SALE INSULATED CEILINGS Dorothy Gray ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Dry Skin PAVED STREET-WITH STREET LIGHTS $14,000 SANITARY SEWERS AND CATCH BASINS CLEANSER PAVED SIDEWALKS 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WHITE TERRAZZO FLOORS NOW 12.00 OVERSIZE UTILITY ROOM 2 CONVf NIENV LOCATIONS CARPORT Within City Limits - City Water & City Sewers Oggatt-RiJtoff Down Payment - $%B® HOMES WITH POOLS AVAILABLE Moderate Taxesfa, ,raportan, Serv.ces Raton *1 vr. FHA Mortgage HUCAH ENTERPRISES DIRECTIONS: Go North on Federal Highway John W. Lake Alvin H. Sheller TURN LEFT on 40th. St. Newly Paved 4 Lane Drag Store BOCA 4044-5689 101 E. PU.METTO PARK RD. 290 NW 46»h ST. HighwayToN.W. 3rd. Ave. and Follow Sign* Roca 9491 Brokers Protected yroaw -